Russia is gearing up for more protests in the wake of December's controversial elections as demonstrators turn to newer forms of technology to try to prevent Putin's re-election in March's presidential poll.
The country's opposition rallies have grown rapidly, much like those in the Arab world, in large part due to the power of internet.
Social-networking sites have become an important tool in raising money and support for anti-Kremlin causes.
Al Jazeera's Neave Barker reports from Moscow.
Facebook sucks! Даешь Вконтакте!
BersNeDios 1 week ago
OMG putin <3 he kept russia strong n free from war! RE -ELECT!
LolaMonrain 1 month ago
@europeintheworld why because you say so,let the russians make they choise
markokostickox 1 month ago
Why do you need funds to protest? Sounds like another way of ripping people off.
joyo17 1 month ago
Putin is probably going insane right now lol
moester101 1 month ago
Putin's reelections would be terrible for the russian economy
europeintheworld 1 month ago
КПРФ в 2012 году! Путин из!
Tokopol 1 month ago
russia
7Sworns 1 month ago
russia
4GetThisMan 1 month ago
russia
Jurassicparkrules96 1 month ago