Eastern Economy
Synopsis
Dmitri Gishon, co-founder of Mailroot Group, operates a tech empire in Moscow that controls the three largest Russian social networking sites.
Synopsis
Dmitri Gishon sits in his Tesla in Moscow, discussing the rise of Russian technology. He is the co-founder of Mailroot Group, which owns major social networking sites like VK. The film contrasts Russian tech developments with Silicon Valley innovations. Japan's robotics sector also faces challenges as it seeks to adapt to modern consumer demands. The documentary includes entries from Brandon Lisy and Ashlee Vance, focusing on the shifts in technological power in the East over the past decade.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Dmitri Gishon, a key player in Russia's tech scene.
- Find out how VK became a major social network in Russia.
- See Japan's robotics efforts ahead of the 2020 Olympics.
Did You Know
- Dmitri Gishon drives a Tesla in Moscow, showcasing local tech advancements.
- Mailroot Group controls the three largest Russian social networking sites.
- VK, the biggest social network in Russia, was taken over in 2014 after its founder refused to cooperate with the Kremlin.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Dmitri Gishon?
Dmitri Gishon is the co-founder of Mailroot Group and runs an investment fund for robotics in Russia.
What is VK?
VK is the largest social networking site in Russia, which is a Facebook knockoff and was taken over by Mailroot Group in 2014.
What challenges does Japan face in technology?
Japan struggles to keep pace with Silicon Valley and China in consumer products while dealing with an aging population and rigid customs.
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