Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Launches Blogspot Blog
by John Little on 12/08/2008I can’t confirm that this blog was actually create by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia but it seems plausible given their inability (thanks to Russian hackers – state sponsored and otherwise) to use their own Internet resources during the conflict.
It’s worth keeping an eye on anyway.
H/T: Robert Stevens
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