Goblin-Puchkov was fined for non-payment of advertising fee

The arbitration court ordered blogger and translator Dmitry Puchkov, known under the pseudonym Goblin, to pay 48 thousand rubles. Another 8 thousand rubles was the state duty. That's 112.

The penalty is associated with non-payment of advertising fee.

Puchkov became widely known thanks to parody translations of foreign films. Among his works are “Brother and the Ring”, “Two Torn Towers” and “The Return of the Bum”, created based on the trilogy “Lord of the Rings”. The film “The Matrix” in its version was called “Shmatrix”.

The nickname Goblin was assigned to Puchkov back in the 1990s, when he served in the police.