Pictures at an exhibition

New Media for a New World 1995 was conducted at the Institute for USA-Canada Studies and the Russian-American Press and Information Center. Here are some photographs taken in and around the conference. Click on the thumbnail photos to see a larger image.


Some delegates stayed at the Mir Hotel, and an eighth-floor room yielded a panoramic view of the Ukraine Hotel, the Moscow River and the Russian White House.


Here's a picture of many of the participants, snapped in the courtyard outside Dom Zhurnalista, the House of Journalists, where we had our meals. You might be able to make out the dark statue at left, a memorial to the Soviet Union's battlefield journalists. (60K JPEG)



An evening out
at a circus on ice.

Greg Cole does a
Java demonstration with
Milana Perepyolkina
as translator.

Chairman Dave Endicott
with Julie Raskin of the
Center for War, Peace
and the News Media.


Eric Johnson explains
the principle behind
the Internet Phone.


Greg Cole and
Natasha Bulashova
of Friends and Partners.

Jonathan Nesvig,
Dave Endicott,
Nora Paul, Vladimir
Svetozarov, Zhenya
Voronina, Alan Boyle
and John Garcia at
a Georgian table.


Alan Boyle takes notes
while Lena Pimenova
is at a computer terminal.


John Garcia of NYU
tries on a fur hat
at the Izmailovo market.

ConnectSoft's
Helen Holter
at Red Square.


Holt Ruffin of the
Center for Civil Society
International.

Nora Paul of the Poynter
Institute shares a laugh
with Marina Stepanenko
from Nizhny Novgorod.

Anatoly Levenchuk
guides colleagues from
Russia and Latvia
around the Internet.


Nora Paul's new look
after a shopping trip.


RAPIC's Zhenya Voronina
leads the discussion
in the lecture hall.

Nonna Chernyakova
of Vladivostok News
with Jonathan Nesvig
of the News Tribune.


Julie Raskin,
Alan Boyle and
Milana Perepyolkina.

RAPIC's Vladimir
Svetozarov
with Dave Endicott
and Julie Raskin.

Julie Raskin, Zhenya
Voronina and Sasha
Filippov discuss
life after NMNW 95.
Photos by Holt Ruffin, Helen Holter, Jonathan Nesvig and Alan Boyle