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As Russia began its war in Ukraine, it forced the closure of Russian independent media outlets. The aim was to secure absolute control of the public narrative. But did it work? DW's Conflict Zone asks journalist Ekaterina Kotrikadze.
As Russia began its war in Ukraine, it forced the closure of Russian independent media outlets. The aim was to secure absolute control of the public narrative. But did it work? DW's Conflict Zone asks journalist Ekaterina Kotrikadze.
Except the official sources of the russian ministry of defence or the russian news state media. that�*s how it started, two weeks ago. is there a way russians can get around this? are they finding ways to get information? situation was changed several times. first week of the war, tv rain and other independent media could work during the first seven days. even more — maybe eight days. it was a kind of verbal game. for example, tv rain, tv dozhd give voices for many ukrainians, many ukrainian experts, participated, broadcasting. but later — later — new amendments were aired and any �*...
Media could work during the first seven days. even more — maybe eight days. it was a kind of verbal game. for example, tv rain, tv dozhd give voices for many ukrainians, many ukrainian experts, participated, broadcasting. but later — later — new amendments were aired and any �*fake�* information regarding the war became punishable with 15 years in prison. and, of course, the authorities decide what is and is not fake. yes! henry, of course, the sanctions are clearly having an impact. that�*s one thing. but isn�*t there a risk in, for example, some of the social media companies ha...