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SUP (Russian: СУП, which means 'soup') is an international online media company, founded in Moscow in mid-2006 by Andrew Paulson and Alexander Mamut. Its ownership is split between Mamut, Kommersant Publishing House and management. In 2013, SUP was merged with Rambler.

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rdfs:label	SUP Media (en) SUP Media (ru) SUP Media (uk)
rdfs:comment	SUP Media (до 20.12.2011 — SUP Fabrik) — медийная компания со штаб-квартирой в Москве. Получила широкую известность после приобретения у компании Six Apart сайта livejournal.com. (ru) SUP Media (SUP, СУП) — міжнародна медійна компанія зі штаб-квартирою у Москві та офісами в Сан-Франциско (США) та Києві (Україна). Отримала широку популярність після придбання у компанії Six Apart сайту livejournal.com. (uk) SUP (Russian: СУП, which means 'soup') is an international online media company, founded in Moscow in mid-2006 by Andrew Paulson and Alexander Mamut. Its ownership is split between Mamut, Kommersant Publishing House and management. In 2013, SUP was merged with Rambler. (en)
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foaf:homepage	http://sup.com/
name	SUP Media (en)
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dcterms:subject	Internet in Russia Livejournal Mass media companies of Russia Companies based in Moscow Mass media companies established in 2006
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Internet Online media Internet in Russia Livejournal Andrew Paulson Benjamin Wegg-Prosser LiveJournal Six Apart Alexander Mamut Mass media companies of Russia Digital marketing Edward Shenderovich Gazeta.ru Companies based in Moscow Mass media companies established in 2006 Kommersant Rambler (portal) Privately held
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://gazeta.ru/ http://quto.ru/ http://redigo.ru/ http://sup.com/ http://www.sol-agency.ru/ http://www.victory-sa.com/ http://www.championat.com/ http://www.sup.com/en/index.html https://web.archive.org/web/20080908020936/http:/www.livejournal.com/
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founder	Andrew Paulson Alexander Mamut
genre	Online Media Company (en)
homepage	http://sup.com/
industry	Internet
key people	Andrew Paulson, Chairman (en) Annelies van den Belt, CEO (en) Benjamin Wegg-Prosser, Director of Corporate Development (en) Edward Shenderovich, Director of Strategic Development (en)
location city	Moscow (en)
location country	Russia (en)
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type	Privately held
has abstract	SUP (Russian: СУП, which means 'soup') is an international online media company, founded in Moscow in mid-2006 by Andrew Paulson and Alexander Mamut. Its ownership is split between Mamut, Kommersant Publishing House and management. SUP's first major announcement was a licensing agreement with Six Apart that gave SUP rights to use the LiveJournal brand, as well as operate portions of the LiveJournal service for LiveJournal's Russian users. SUP subsequently purchased LiveJournal outright from its previous owners, Six Apart. Since its launch SUP has grown through acquisition and organically. In June 2008 Kommersant, a leading Russian media company, acquired a significant minority stake in the business. SUP is split into two business divisions, one is SUP Media, which includes Gazeta.ru (a popular online news site); Championat.com (an online sports site); and LiveJournal.com (a widely used blogging platform). The other business line is SUP Advertising, which includes +SOL (an online sales house which sells SUP's inventory, Russian media sites and foreign media sites including Yahoo, the BBC, Last.fm and a number of newspaper sites) and Victory SA, a digital marketing agency. In 2013, SUP was merged with Rambler. (en) SUP Media (до 20.12.2011 — SUP Fabrik) — медийная компания со штаб-квартирой в Москве. Получила широкую известность после приобретения у компании Six Apart сайта livejournal.com. (ru) SUP Media (SUP, СУП) — міжнародна медійна компанія зі штаб-квартирою у Москві та офісами в Сан-Франциско (США) та Києві (Україна). Отримала широку популярність після придбання у компанії Six Apart сайту livejournal.com. (uk)
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