27. The Web site, in translation from Azerbaijani, bears as its title the provocative slogan ‘‘Let’s
not be silent.’’
28. Day.az, ‘‘V Azerbaijane Arestovan Avtor Sajta, Vyrajavshego Protest Protiv Podnyatiya Tzen’’
[In Azerbaijan—the Author of a Web site Protesting Price Increases is Arrested], January 15, 2007,
http://www.day.az/news/politics/68040.html.
29. The site was still blocked in July 2008. Reporters Without Borders report on a previous block.
See Reporters Without Borders, ‘‘Blog that Satirizes President Aliev made Inaccessible,’’ July 28,
2006, http://www.rsf.org/Blog-that-satirizes-President.html.
30. Day.az, ‘‘V Nahchyvane Vnov’ Zarabotali Internet-kluby’’ [Internet-clubs are in Operation
Again in Vahchivan], March 7, 2008, http://www.day.az/news/hitech/110584.html.
31. See http://nakhInternet.az, http://www.nakhchivan.org.az, http://www.turan.az, http://www
.azadliqradiosu.az, http://www.azadliq.org, http://www.irfs.az.
32. Day.az, ‘‘Azerbaijanskii Haker Vzlomal Pyat’ Armyanskih Sajtov’’ [Azerbaijan Hacker Breaks
Five Armenian Web sites], January 29, 2007, http://www.day.az/news/hitech/68996.html.
33. Day.az, ‘‘Spetzslujby Armenii Vzlomali Sajt Obshestvennogo Televiden’ya Azerbaijana’’ [Azerbaijani Public Television Web site Defaced by Armenian Secret Service], January 22, 2007, http://
www.day.az/news/hitech/68493.html.
34. In an attempt to improve the hostile relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the first site
in Armenian was launched last year in Azerbaijan. The purpose of this site is to inform Armenians
about the real situation in Azerbaijan and the conflict from an Azeri viewpoint.
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