News related to journalism and the periodicals publishing industry in Russia and the CIS.
| Russian press
will not be distributed in the Ukraine any more. Some Russian newspapers
are arrested at customs - by Tatiana Ivzhenko. NEZAVISIMAIA GAZETA no.42
March 12, 1998
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| Ukraine Closes
Opposition Newspaper Intercon's Daily January 30, 1998 p.3-4 |
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| Why an opinion
page makes good business sense for a newspaper in Russia's "red belt"
By Jeremy Druker, Transitions, Vol. 4, No. 7, December 1997.
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| CIS Authorities
Versus the Media Moscow News No 41, October 23-29, 1997
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| Три 'Правды'
- на выбор "Segodnia" Date:09-09-97,(No.194) |
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| MN from 900
to 1,000 This week Moskovskiye Novosti celebrates
the publication of its 900th edition in Russian. Moscow News
No. 34, September 4-10, 1997.
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| Publishing Executive
Murdered Intercon's Daily August 27, 1997
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| Familiar
Faces at New "Political" Izvestiya Moscow News No 33, August 27-September 3, 1997 |
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| Most to Buy
Into Obshchaia Gazeta Intercon's
Daily Thursday August 14.
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| PRESS: The Price
of Word The newspaper is responsible to society. And also to the
JS company. Is not there a conflict of interests? The end of a war "New
Times" Date:08-01-97,(No.08)
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| Journalists
Expecting the Worst From Media Law By Elena R Kovtseva Moscow News June 19-July 2 1997. |
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| "Российские
вести" заменить нечем by Валерий КУЧЕР, Rossiiskie
Vesti Date:06-03-97,(No.100)
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| Eurasian
Mentality Russian Right Wing Publications by Marine
Koldobskaya, New Times, May 1997
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| Changes in
Store for TV by Yuri Bogomolov Moscow News No. 19, May 22-28, 1997 |
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| ОППОЗИЦИЯ ЗАБОТИТСЯ
О СВОБОДЕ СЛОВА (Russian Text requires KOI8-R
fonts) Агентство патриотической информации намерено сотрудничать и с независимыми журналистами Nezavisimaia Gazeta" (Electronic Version) Date:04-24-97,(No.075) Константин Попов |
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| Battle Raging
Over Freedom of the Press Elite members of Russia's print media expressed their concerns about the state of freedom of the press in a letter to President Yeltsin. Moscow News No 16, May 1-7, 1997 |
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| Big Changes
In Store for Russia's Newspapers Moscow News No. 15, April 24 - 30, 1997 By Yelena Rykovtseva |
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| Bookworm Paradise.
Moscow City Archives Celebrate their 200th Anniversary Moscow News April 17-23 1997 - Natalia Davydova |
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| "The Government
Has Stacked Up A Lot of Debts to the Press" Results of the new Free Press Academy Awards. Books and Media, Moscow News, No. 11 March 27 - April 1 1997 |
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| "The President
Admitted That There Can Be No Love Between the Ruling Authority and the
Press. Even So, He Drank a Glass of Champagne for the Freedom of Expression"
Moskovskiy Komsomolets 15 Mar 97 pp 1, 2 Report
by policy desk:
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| "The Americans
Have Stood Up for Russian Newspapers" Kommersant-Daily
13 Mar 97 p 1 Report by Yulia Papilova
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| "Duma Concerned
About TV Coverage" OMRI
Daily Digest, 6 March 1997 --Laura Belin
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| "Well-known
Editor Murdered" Intercon's Daily 2/26/97 p.2
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| "The Lightning
Rod of the Russian Press" Vitaly Ignatenko, vice premier of
the government and director general of ITAR-TASS, talks with Moscow News
editor-in-chief, Victor LOSHAK. Moscow News 1/2 January
16-22 1997 p. 2
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| Moskovskii Komsomolets published a report on Moscow police taking revenge
on 'MK' journalist Aleksandr Pogonchenkov for his stories on ineffective
activities of law enforcement agencies by arresting the journalist on dubious
pretext. Moskovskii Komsomolets. p1. Mark Deych et al. 15 January 1997 |
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| Moskovskii Komsomolets' chief editor, Pavel Gusev, was reelected chairman
of Moscow city's Journalist Union. Moskovskii Komsomolets.
15 January 1997
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| "Aleksandr Lebed
Now Has Own Newspaper" Nezavisimaya Gazeta
14 January 1997 p.8
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| "Exodus of
Journalists From Newspaper Segodnya Begins" Moskovskii
Komsomolets 11 January 1997 p.1 |
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| "Moskovskii
Komsomolets is More Popular With Muscovites Than All Other Newspapers Combined"
Moskovskii Komsomolets, 6 January 1997 p.1
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