Vladimir Guriev

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Vladimir Vladimirovich Guriev (Russian: Влади́мир Влади́мирович Гури́ев), (born 1976) — Russian journalist, senior editor and important author of «Computerra» weekley. Author of many articles about present science and IT.

Biography

1976 — was born
since 1998 — prints in «Computerra» weekley
2001—2003 — editor-in-chief of «Computerra Plus»
2003—2007 — senior editor of «Computerra»
2007—2008 — editor-in-chief of «Computerra»
since 2008 — senior editor of «Computerra»

As a journalist

Vladimir Guriev is an author of several hundreds of articles, published in: «Computerra», «Home Computer», «Infobusiness», «CIO», «Business-magazine». In two years he was an editor-in-chief of «Computerra».

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Vladimir Guriev's articles (in Russian)

Preceded by Dmitriy Mendrelyuk	Editor-in-chief of «Computerra» 2007—2008	Succeeded by Vladislav Biryukov

v t e Editors-in-chief of "Computerra"

Dmitry Mendrelyuk (1992—1994) Alexey Dementiev (1994—1995) Yuriy Zaynashev (1995) Georgiy Kuznetsov (1995—1998) Eugene Kozlovsky (1998—2004) Sergei Leonov (2004—2006) Dmitriy Mendrelyuk (2006) Vladimir Guriev (2007—2008) Vladislav Biryukov (2008)

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Name	Guriev, Vladimir
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