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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Runet (Russian: ??????, short for Russian Internet) is the name Russian-speaking Internet users commonly use to call the segment of Internet written or understood in the Russian language. It is believed a member of one of the few early core Russian online communities Raffi Aslanbekov invented the term in the spring of 1997. The Internet culture was first slowly spreading through Russian language people from all over the world. Usage of the word "Runet" later becomes almost official and is now used in the title of the Runet Prize given out yearly and supported by the governmental Federal Agency on Press and Mass Communications (FAPMC) and in President Medvedev's addresses. The FAPMC-supported educational portal on the Russian language, Gramota.ru, shows "?????" listed in the 2001 electronic version of a spelling dictionary issued by the Russian Academy of Sciences.