the New Advisor to the President of Russia Herman Klimenko, who owns the company LiveInternet and Mediametrics, considers the application of the Chinese model of state regulation of the Internet would benefit domestic Internet companies. He also admitted that would support a number of restrictive government action against foreign Internet companies.

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the New Advisor to the President of Russia Herman Klimenko, who owns the company LiveInternet and Mediametrics, considers the application of the Chinese model of state regulation of the Internet would benefit domestic Internet companies. He also admitted that would support a number of restrictive government action against foreign Internet companies.

"If we close the borders, I mean virtual, all our sites will win. "Yandex" will win Mail.ru win. We have now eaten off a layer of advertisers and Google, and Facebook, and all other companies. In this respect, from the business perspective, every business wants to get a monopoly" — Klimenko is sure. The official, however, pointed to the need to compete in low level which the development can stop.

Klimenko noted that the plan was listed on the settlement of cross-border trade. the "Try being a citizen of Germany or Israel, order a package more expensive than $ 20, you very much surprised", he said. Answering the question of a BBC journalist about the possibility of blocking on the territory of Russia work Telegram messenger, if he doesn't want to cooperate with the authorities, Advisor to the President stated: "I'm a law-abiding citizen, and if the government tomorrow decides to ban Google, I will."

"I am absolutely sure that in the future no nation in the world will not allow its territory to operate anonymous messengers. Is not this story. They will ask of such companies the right to access the data. Pavel Durov simply have no choice. They all go the way Skype, which works with law enforcement agencies," — said Klimenko.

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