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ORM. See Operative-Search Measures

ORT, 86–87

Otdel Rassledovania Kompruternikh Incidentov (ORKI), 331–332

OTU. See Operative-Technical Department

Panama Papers, 313–316

paranoia, 57–58

Paritsky, Alexander, 15–16

Paritsky, Dora, 15–16

Paritsky, Polya, 15–16

Parkhomenko, Sergei, 260

exposé by, 55–58

protests related to, 143–144, 158

publication of, 57–58

secrecy of, 57

sources for, 87–88

parliamentary election fraud

anger after, 140–141

arrests after, 141–142

Azar and, 139–140

Gershenzon on, 140–141

Golos related to, 137–139

observers of, 137–139

protest after, 142–147

Pashkova, Olga, 264

Pavlovsky, Gleb, 108

Gusinsky and, 91–92

with Nossik, 93–94

Putin and, 92–97, 106

perestroika (reform movement), 34, 91

personal computers, 20–23

Peskov, Dmitry, 270, 314, 318, 320, 328

phonoscopy, 5, 179–180

criminals and, 184–185

photocopying machine, 8, 37

censorship and, 9–10

photographs, 284–285

cameras, 58, 147, 175–176, 247–248

Pinsker, Dmitry, 87–88

pirate tower, 278–279

Platonov, Alexey, 95–97

Plushev, Alexander, 219

Podesta, John, 319, 329

policy of openness and transparency ( glasnost ), 35–36, 88

Politkovskaya, Anna, 106, 313–314

poll, 269

Ponomarev, Ilya, 169

“post office boxes,” 13–14

power, 340–341

Pravda , 5

presidential elections

in America, 311, 317–319, 327–331, 335–337

Medvedev and, 128–135

Putin and, 101, 128, 133–137, 161–162

Press, Larry, 39

Primakov, Yevgeny, 85–86, 196

prime minister, 85, 88

printing press, 343

PRISM, 250

prison camps. See sharashka

prisons, 334

for Navalny, A., 272–273

Romanova, O., related to, 156–157

privacy, 202

Privacy International, 169, 240–241, 244

problem of attribution, 325–326

procurement agency website, 243, 248

propaganda, 11–12, 280–281

Prospect Sakharova, 157–160

Protection of State Secrets in the Press (Glavlit), 12

Protei, 189–191

protests, 124–125, 312

at Bolotnaya Square, 144–147, 157, 163–165

drones at, 147

malware about, 162–163

Olympics related to, 255

options related to, 165–166

Parkhomenko related to, 143–144, 158

permit for, 143–144

at Prospect Sakharova, 157–160

Putin on, 155–156

Revolution Square for, 142–143

television related to, 170–171

transparency from, 146, 153–154

Ukraine related to, 271

white ribbon at, 146, 156

See also Maidan uprising

public debate, 97–98

Pussy Riot, 255

Putin, Vladimir, 223

in crises, 342–343

cynicism from, 336–337

against demonstrations, 124–125

fear of, 124

FSB and, 93

generational stagnation and, 128–129

Google against, 233

Gusinsky and, 104–105

on hackers, 325–326

Internet leaders with, 299–302

journalists and, 90

KGB and, 88–90, 98–99

Medvedev with, 110

Navalny, A., against, 136, 153, 159–160

Nemtsov against, 135–136

NTV and, 102–105

Obama and, 237, 246

Olympics and, 252, 256

on Panama Papers, 315–316, 318

Pavlovsky and, 92–97, 106

presidential election and, 101, 128, 133–137, 161–162

as prime minister, 85, 88

on protests, 155–156

with Shchegolev, 196–197

Snowden and, 203, 209–215, 221

Soldatov, Alexey, and, 95–98

SORM and, 89

“sovereign democracy” of, 113

systems and, 195–196

Touré and, 231

TV Dozhd and, 134–135, 270

Yanukovych and, 259–260

Pyatt, Geoffrey, 285–287

quasi-news agency, 284–285

radios, 12, 41–42, 74

Radziwiniwicz, Wacek, 253–254

Rambler.ru, 62

Red October chocolate factory, 118

reform movement ( perestroika ), 34, 91

Reiman, Leonid, 96

Relcom, 29–30, 110

business of, 48–49, 53–55

in coup attempt, 36–40, 42–43

See also Soldatov, Alexey

retirement age, 129

Reznik, Henri, 206

Roldugin, Sergei, 314, 318

Romanova, Olga, 59, 156–157, 263

Romanova, Svetlana, 135

Romantsova, Sasha, 276–278

Roskomnadzor (Federal Agency for Supervision of Communications), 172–173, 190, 196, 266, 341

blocking of, 268–269

exposure of, 268

against Facebook, 200, 272

outreach of, 271–272

against social networks, 200–201

on SORM, 243–244

against Ukraine, 260–261

Yandex and, 302–303

Ross, Alec, 125

Rossiyskaya Gazeta , 59–60

Rostelecom, 304

Roth, Kenneth, 204

Russia, 217–218, 220–222

China compared to, 320–321, 341

mistrust in, 335–336

Security Council, 304–305

Supreme Court of, 243–244

Ukraine compared to, 288–290

Russia Behind Bars, 156

Russian Association for Electronic Communications, 218–219

Russian proposals, 233–236

Ryklin, Alexander, 264

Rykov, Oleg, 94–95

Ryzhkov, Nikolai, 46–47

Ryzhkov, Vladimir, 143–144

Sadowsky, George, 230–231

Safe Internet League, 298

Sakharov, Andrei, 34, 88

Sakharov Center meeting, 262

blacklists at, 263–265

samizdat and, 265

Salt Lake City, 224

samizdat (self-published manuscripts), 11, 265

sanctioned surveillance, 78

Saprykin, Yuri, 135, 171

satire, 103

Sayano-Shushenskaya Station explosion, 117

SBU. See Security Service of Ukraine

Schmidt, Howard, 298

Scientific Research Institute of Polygraphic Engineering, 7–9

search engines, 111

Sechin, Igor, 292

secure telephone technology, 178–179

security, 240–242, 248

Security Council, 304–305

Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), 279, 287

Sedov, Stanislav, 147

Segodnya , 55–56, 58–62, 156

Sekeresh, Vadim, 190

self-censorship, 13, 340

self-published manuscripts ( samizdat ), 11, 265

Semantic Archive team, 127–128

Shanghai Cooperation Organization, 163

sharashka (prison camps), 26, 77

Kuchino as, 74–75, 179–180

in Marfino, 3–7, 178–179, 181–182

Shchegolev, Igor, 121, 196–197, 232

Shenderovich, Viktor, 103–104, 262

Sheremetyevo Airport, 202–203, 206–208

Sherstyuk, Vladislav, 224–226, 228

Shevelev, Mikhail, 89, 164

Shibanova, Lilia, 138–139

Shlyapobersky, Victor, 288

Silaev, Ivan, 41

Sindeeva, Natalia, 117–119, 129–131

Singapore, 121

Sinodov, Yuri, 125–127

Skolkovo technopark, 132

Slon.ru, 150

Smirnov, Sergei, 163

Snowden, Edward, 222, 237–238

Lokshina and, 204–209

Putin and, 203, 209–215, 221

at Sheremetyevo Airport, 202–203, 206–208

Venediktov and, 218–219

warrants and, 202, 214

Sobchak, Anatoly, 89

soccer match, 175–176

Sochi. See Olympics

social media, 166–167, 215–216

propaganda on, 280–281

social networks, 163, 200–201

See also Facebook

Soldatov, Alexey, 27–28, 34, 110

Bardin with, 36–38

business for, 49, 53–55

Putin and, 95–98

Velikhov with, 29–30, 54

Soldatov, Andrei, 33, 110, 215

with evidence, 34–35

as journalist, 58–60, 75–77

Solovki prison camp, 76

Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, 5, 26, 178–179