Runetology (176): Sergey Zhitinsky, Director of Web Services Development Subscribe.ru

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Runetology (176): Sergey Zhitinsky, Director of Web Services Development Subscribe.ru

Sergey Zhitinsky about how much Internet connection cost in the 96th year, whether thematic mailings will survive, and how Subscribe.ru will help people who work professionally with information.

Interview with a guest:

What did the internet look like in the early 90s?
Separation of email subscriptions into email marketing and thematic newsletters.
“Why was Subscribe.ru so popular in the beginning? Due to the poor quality of the Internet, it was very convenient to receive email newsletters. ”
Why are many users wary of Subscribe.ru?
Service for corporate clients: Subscribe Pro.
What awaits the email newsletter market tomorrow?

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