Brief report: "pingpong 2006" on ok.ru

A smaller, but passionate, group of digital historians studies the "VK vs. OK.ru" media wars. They search for "pingpong 2006 ok.ru" to analyze metadata: How long does ok.ru keep old videos? What codec was used? Are the thumbnails still intact? For them, the ping pong video is a control sample—a standard test case for data persistence on legacy platforms.

Ok.ru

(Odnoklassniki, meaning "Classmates") is a Russian social network founded in March 2006. While Facebook was conquering the US and Europe, ok.ru became the digital hearth for Russian-speaking users. It was originally designed to reconnect people from school and university.

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