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Narodnaya Volya launches online version
The Narodnaya Volya, Belarus' largest independent newspaper, has launched its online version at www.nv-online.info.
In an interview with BelaPAN, the administrator of the site, Andrei Vashkevich, noted that the launch of the online version would allow the newspaper to have archives on the Web and ensure the uninterrupted publication of news if there are problems with the printed version.
The electronic version will have all the sections that the printed version has, including world news, politics, economy, society, culture, sports, and opinion/readers' feedback, Mr. Vashkevich said. A visitor can leave his/her comment after each article available on the site, he added.
According to Mr. Vashkevich, the only difference between the electronic and printed versions is that some articles will be available electronically a week later than in the printed version.
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