Konstantin Rykov

Konstantin Rykov

Konstantin Rykov ("Константин Игоревич Рыков"), a.k.a. Jason Foris (Джейсон Форис) (born 27 may 1979) is a Russian blogger, pornographer, producer, and politician.

Biography

Rykov was born in Moscow. Since 1998 he made his mark as one of the first professional Russian Internet producers. Rykov has created websites such as [http://www.fuck.ru/ Fuck.ru] and [http://runet.ru/ Runet.ru] and television programs such as the popular TV-Show “Star Factory”. Since 2002 he has been working as head of the Internet department of the First Channel of the state television, where he cooperated with art impresario Marat Gelman in a range of political Internet projects like [http://Irak.ru Irak.ru] and [http://Vojna.ru Vojna.ru] .

Rykov's latest media projects include the production of electronic newspapers [http://www.dni.ru/ "Dni.ru" ("Дни.Ру ")] and [http://www.vz.ru/ "Vzglyad" ("Взгляд")] , publication and promotion of controversial bestselling novelists Sergey Minaev and Eduard Bagirov, and support of Vladimir Putin via his websites [http://Zaputina.ru/ "Zaputina.ru" ("За Путина")] and [http://russia.ru/ Russia.ru] .

On 2 December 2007, Rykov was elected as a deputy of the Duma representing Nizhny Novgorod as a candidate of pro-Kremlin party United Russia.

Links

* [http://context.themoscowtimes.com/story/178518/ The Moscow Times: Rykov's publishing promotions]
* [http://government.zdnet.com/?p=3465 ZDNet: Putin allies building a pro-Kremlin network of blogs, news sites]


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