61. Russian Media On East Europe Including Baltic States Container List 300 Records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Research Institute Subfonds 81 MonitoringUnit Series 6 russian media on East Europe including Baltic States. http://www.osa.ceu.hu/guide/fonds/HU OSA 300-81-6cl.html

OSA Guide Fonds > HU OSA Container List Container List Fonds 300: Records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Research Institute Subfonds 81: Monitoring Unit Series 6: Russian Media on East Europe including Baltic States Status of this document Draft Container Contents East Europe including Baltic States: Russian Media News and Features Digest, 3 January 1992 - 20 January 1992 East Europe including Baltic States: Russian Media News and Features Digest, 21 January 1992 - 6 February 1992 East Europe including Baltic States: Russian Media News and Features Digest, 6 February 1992 - 17 February 1992 East Europe including Baltic States: Russian Media News and Features Digest, 18 February 1992 - 2 March 1992 East Europe including Baltic States: Russian Media News and Features Digest, 3 March 1992 - 18 March 1992 East Europe including Baltic States: Russian Media News and Features Digest, 19 March 1992 - 30 March 1992 East Europe including Baltic States: Russian Media News and Features Digest, 31 March 1992 - 9 April 1992 East Europe including Baltic States: Russian Media News and Features Digest, 10 April 1992 - 9 May 1992

62. Series HU OSA 300-81-6: Russian Media On East Europe Including Baltic States, 19 OSA Guide Fonds HU OSA 30081-6 Series HU OSA 300-81-6 russian media onEast Europe including Baltic States, 1992. Status of this document Draft. http://www.osa.ceu.hu/guide/fonds/HU OSA 300-81-6.html

OSA Guide Fonds > HU OSA Series HU OSA 300-81-6: Russian Media on East Europe including Baltic States, 1992 Status of this document : Draft Date(s) Extent and medium : 1 archival boxes, linear meters Name of creator(s) : Monitoring Unit Administrative/Biographical history HU OSA 300-81 C Monitoring Unit Scope and content The series consists of bulletins that contain ITAR-TASS agency materials, Moscow radio monitoring and clippings from Russian Federation press and Russian language periodicals of the respective Baltic States. Bulletins also contain materials on some East European countries: Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, etc. The materials cover the economy, foreign policy and relationships with the former Soviet Union and Western countries, and other political, social and cultural issues. Accruals : Not expected System of arrangement : Arranged chronologically Language/scripts of material : Russian Finding aids Container list Rules or conventions ISAD(G): General International Standard Archival Description; OSA Internal rules. Date(s) of descriptions Processed and described by Olga Zaslavskaya, April 2002

63. Russian Media Leaders russian media leaders. To include this picture in a page, type Russianmedia leaders , including the quotes. At the media leaders http://scriptingnews.userland.com/pictures/viewer$150

This is where Dave writes and updates Scripting News Home Readme Awards ... SOAP Russian media leaders To include this picture in a page , type "Russian media leaders", including the quotes. At the media leaders lunch, just before the demonstrations on Saturday, I picked the most interesting table, the members of the Russian press corps attending Davos. UserLand Software Email: dave@userland.com

64. MediaStart – Research Russian Media Market Research russian media market. russian media market is still big enigma for foreignbusinessmen. Probably because of lack of the information about it. http://www.mediastart.ru/cgi/research.php

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66. MEDIA/1995/WP.1 - WOMEN AS PRESENTED IN THE RUSSIAN MEDIA Division for the Advancement of Women Department for Policy Coordination and SustainableDevelopment WOMEN AS PRESENTED IN THE russian media prepared by http://www.un.org/documents/ecosoc/cn6/1996/media/rmediaen.htm

This document has been posted online by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA). Reproduction and dissemination of the document - in electronic and/or printed format - is encouraged, provided acknowledgement is made of the role of the United Nations in making it available. Date last updated: 06 December 1999 by DESA/DAW

67. ABCNEWS.com : Russian Media Mogul Freed russian media mogul Vladimir Gusinsky, arrested earlier thisweek and later charged with embezzlement, was freed today. http://abcnews.go.com/sections/world/DailyNews/russia000616_gusinsky.html

December 17, 2000 Good Morning America World News Tonight Downtown Primetime ... ABCNEWS.com var flash = 0; var ShockMode = 0; var Flash_File_Path = "http://adimages.go.com/ad/sponsors/compaq/comp-log0302/comp-log0302.swf"; var default_image = "http://adimages.go.com/ad/sponsors/compaq/comp-log0302/comp-log0302.gif"; var default_alttext = "visit hp.com"; var ad_width = "95"; var ad_height = "30"; on error resume next FlashInstalled = (IsObject(CreateObject("ShockwaveFlash.ShockwaveFlash.4"))) If FlashInstalled = "True" then flash = 1 End If GO TO: Select a Topic International Index Raw News HOMEPAGE INTERNATIONAL FEATURE Media Mogul Freed Media tycoon Vladimir Gusinsky, left, thanks his attorney Pavel Astakhov at the entrance of central office of Media-MOST holding company after being released from prison in Moscow, June 16. (Tanya Makeyeva/AP Photo) Owner of Independent Media Known For Criticizing Kremlin M O S C O W, June 16 Lawyers: He Has Amnesty Prosecutors allege that Gusinsky, chairman of the Media-MOST media company, embezzled funds in excess of $10 million from Russkoye Video, a state-owned company. He was formally charged with embezzlement today. Under the amnesty, all holders of state decorations cannot be prosecuted for the type of crimes Gusinsky is suspected of. In 1996, Gusinsky was decorated with the Order of Friendship of Nations, a fairly modest state decoration.

68. ABCNEWS.com : Charges Dropped Against Russian Media Mogul The criminal case against a russian media mogul critical of Kremlin policieshas been closed for lack of evidence, russian media reported today. http://abcnews.go.com/sections/world/DailyNews/russia000727.html

December 17, 2000 Good Morning America World News Tonight Downtown Primetime ... ABCNEWS.com var flash = 0; var ShockMode = 0; var Flash_File_Path = "http://adimages.go.com/ad/sponsors/compaq/comp-log0302/comp-log0302.swf"; var default_image = "http://adimages.go.com/ad/sponsors/compaq/comp-log0302/comp-log0302.gif"; var default_alttext = "visit hp.com"; var ad_width = "95"; var ad_height = "30"; on error resume next FlashInstalled = (IsObject(CreateObject("ShockwaveFlash.ShockwaveFlash.4"))) If FlashInstalled = "True" then flash = 1 End If GO TO: Select a Topic International Index Raw News HOMEPAGE INTERNATIONAL FEATURE Case Closed Media tycoon Vladimir Gusinsky gets out of a car as he heads to the Prosecutor General's office in Moscow. The criminal case against the media mogul has been closed for lack of evidence, the ITAR-TASS news agency reported. (Ivan Sekretarev/AP Photo) Charges Dropped Against Russian Media Mogul The Associated Press M O S C O W, July 27 Rage Over Case The ITAR-Tass ITAR-Tass PRINT THIS PAGE SEND THIS TO A FRIEND SEARCH ABCNEWS Keyword ABCNEWS The Web RELATED STORIES Russian Media Mogul Freed Moscow Media Mogul Arrested Armed Tax Police Raid Russian Media Group Russia's Putin Faces Tough Presidency ... Russian Revolutions: Freedom of the Press? (Transcript)

69. Russian Media Group Leaves Papua New Guinea - Papua New Guinea Forum Home » Travel and Tourism in Papua New Guinea » Travel TourismDiscussion » russian media group leaves Papua New Guinea. http://www.pngbd.com/forum/t5003s64d9fa4a8f1489d40754d4ed0a0daca5.html

Home Business Directory Tok SAVE ... Next Thread Author Thread aussie Registered: Feb 2001 Location: Posts: 7024 Russian media group leaves Papua New Guinea A Russian media group left the country today (Thursday, November 21, 2002) after three weeks visiting selected areas of the country at the invitation of the PNG Tourism Promotion Authority. The group was in the country for most of November “to discover Papua New Guinea as a travel destination”. The 11 – member group, which comprised of three independent TV crews, two travel specialists and a public relations officer, arrived in Port Moresby on Friday, November 1, for an intensive three – week tour of Port Moresby, Lae, Madang, Rabaul, and New Ireland accompanied by TPA marketing officers. This is the first visit of Russian TV crews to PNG and upon their return to Moscow, there will be a series of reports on TV, as well as articles in newspapers and magazines. Included in the group is Paul Liberman, who is one of the most popular television personalities in Russia. A dinner, hosted by the National Capital District Commission, was held at the Galley Restaurant in Port Moresby on Wednesday night.

70. Sale Of Russian Media To April 10, 2002 Sale of russian media to come with strings attachedBy David R. Sands and John Sheridan THE WASHINGTON TIMES. The http://www.washtimes.com/world/20020410-12853288.htm

come with strings attached The Washington Times Front Page Nation/Politics World Commentary ... Employment Extra April 10, 2002 Sale of Russian media to come with strings attached By David R. Sands and John Sheridan THE WASHINGTON TIMES Top Stories Powell leaves Israel after a fruitless visit Democrats see Bush slipping Plane hits skyscraper in Milan Ads offer food for thought ... Back to World Updated at 2:00 a.m. 3 Die As Plane Hits Milan Building Israel Pulls Out of Jenin Israel Rejects Call for U.N. Force Canada to Probe Afghan Bombing ... OAS Warned on Venezuela Unrest Updated at 2:00 a.m. Andersen breaks off talks with Justice Five dead in Amtrak train derailment Amtrak wreck kills at least five Small plane crashes into Milan skyscraper ... Israel once more on the offensive

71. Russian Media Groups Receive Funding To Join Human Rights Network russian media groups receive funding to join human rights network.The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation has awarded http://www.ijnet.org/Archive/2003/1/31-14309.html

Russia: Article CEE/NIS Albania Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Bosnia-Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Georgia Hungary Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Latvia Lithuania Macedonia Moldova Mongolia Poland Romania Russia Slovakia Slovenia Tajikistan Turkmenistan Ukraine Uzbekistan Yugoslavia Search Site for In CEE/NIS Albania Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Bosnia-Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Georgia Hungary Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Latvia Lithuania Macedonia Moldova Mongolia Poland Romania Russia Slovakia Slovenia Tajikistan Turkmenistan Ukraine Uzbekistan Yugoslavia Russia Media Assistance Media Outlets Press Overview ... Training Archive This site is sponsored by the Open Society Institute The Freedom Forum and friends of ICFJ. Russian media groups receive funding to join human rights network The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation has awarded funding to several Russian advocacy groups, including the Glasnost Defense Foundation (GDF) and the Central Blacksoil Center for Media Rights, to help develop a new network of regional human rights organizations, the Ascribe Newswire reported. The financial support, totaling U.S.$1.5 million, will help increase the capacity of the new network to monitor human rights abuses, improve implementation of existing human rights laws, and disseminate information about human rights issues both in Russia and abroad. The remaining four grants were awarded to the Independent Council of Legal Expertise, the Saratov Legal Reform Project (SLRP), the Perm Regional Human Rights Center, and the Perm City Non-Governmental Charitable Organization Center for the Support of Democratic Youth Initiatives.

72. OCHA Russian Federation / Home / Documents / Media Reviews 20 Mar 2003, russian media review for 20.03.2003 new. 19 Mar 2003, russian mediareview for 19.03.2003. 18 Mar 2003, russian media review for 18.03.2003. http://www.ocha.ru/documents/?action=show_category&_dt=282

73. BRIEFING ON RUSSIAN MEDIA IN LIGHT OF UPCOMING ELECTIONS BRIEFING ON russian media IN LIGHT OF UPCOMING ELECTIONS. Tuesday, May14, 1996. The Russian mass media reflects this mood of the people. http://www.house.gov/csce/rusmed.htm

BRIEFING ON RUSSIAN MEDIA IN LIGHT OF UPCOMING ELECTIONS Tuesday, May 14, 1996 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe and the International Human Rights Law Group Washington, D.C. The Commission and law group met, pursuant to adjournment, at 2:15 p.m. in Room 2255, Rayburn House Office Building, Sam Wise, [international policy director, CSCE] presiding. Mr. Wise. Good afternoon. I'd like to open up this briefing of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe. My name is Sam Wise, and I am the international policy director for the Commission. We had hoped that our chairman, Congressman Smith, could be here to open the briefing this afternoon, but unfortunately he was called away. On behalf of him and Senator D'Amato, who is the co-chairman, I welcome you here. Today's briefing will look at the Russia media in light of the upcoming elections and also with an eye toward Russia's obligations to permit and protect the free media in Russia, which that government agreed to do when it signed the Helsinki Final Actof course, at that time being the Soviet Unionand in subsequent OSCE documents. We will examine the true state of the press in Russia, whether the Yeltsin regime is complying or even trying to comply with its internationally recognized obligations. Certainly Russian media has come a long way since the Cold War when there was ``no truth in `Pravda' and no news in 'Izvestiya'.'' But while today Russia's producing journalists can compete on equal professional and qualitative terms with their colleagues around the world, journalism in Russia has become a dangerous profession, especially for journalists daring to expose corruption in high places. We will shortly hear from one of Russia's best television combat journalists who will speak to these issues.

74. A Global Balancing Act: New Structures In The Russian Media A global balancing act New structures in the russian media Elena Vartanova TheSoviet media landscape described by McQuail as an ‘old media system’ was http://www.wacc.org.uk/publications/md/md2002-1/vartanova.html

Media Development archive Subscription form Advocacy and Studies ... issue 1, 2002 A global balancing act: New structures in the Russian Media Elena Vartanova separate press and television organisations; media subject to central, government or party censorship albeit with a fair degree of editorial autonomy on matters not politically sensitive; economic foundations not based on a market that limited potentials of audiences to support production and distribution costs through advertising, but rooted in centralised economic planning with little respect to local economic needs . Three basic features distinguish the present Russian media from the previous Soviet structure. The first underlines new priorities of media audiences. Traditionally, the Soviet Union was portrayed as a reading nation. Today, Russia might be better defined as a watching nation, with the TV replacing newspapers at the top of the media hierarchy. Russians buy and read newspapers less. In 1999, the overall audience of the print media was equal to 80% of the population while the leading medium, TV, got the attention of about 95% of all Russians, and radio of about 82%. The last but not least third radical change concerns the introduction of advertising into everyday activities in the media industry. In many respects the Russian situation remains unique, because Soviet media economics operated on entirely different principles of a planned and highly centralised economy. The rise of advertising brought about real restructuring of the media market, introduced competition for revenues, and placed the Russian media into the universal context of globalisation, commercialisation, and mass culture. Subsequent developments such as audience segmentation, individualisation of choice, emergence of public opinion research, and the rise of completely new enterprises that did not exist in the Soviet Union, like advertising or PR agencies, have been brought into being by the demands of the rapidly expanding advertising market.

75. Russian Media. Opposition Voice Concern Over Reporting Restrictions AFP. russian media. Opposition voice concern over reporting restrictions.November 13, 2002. russian media and opposition members voiced http://www.eng.yabloko.ru/Publ/2002/AGENCY/apf-131102.html

home page map of the server news of the server forums ... Yabloko's Views AFP Russian media. Opposition voice concern over reporting restrictions November 13, 2002 Russian media and opposition members voiced concern Wednesday after the upper house approved a controversial amendment on media laws that would severely restrict the freedom of the press to cover anti-terrorist operations. The new laws grant the authorities "enormous freedom of interpretation" amounting to censorship, the Journalists' Union secretary Igor Yakovenko said on Moscow Echo radio. Senators voted 145 to one, with two abstentions, in favour of the amendment that had been massively approved in the lower house on November 1, less than a week after Russian special forces stormed a Moscow theatre to end a three-day hostage crisis in which 128 civilians died. Grigory Yavlinsky, head of the liberal Yabloko party in the Duma (lower house), urged the senate in a written message to reject the amendment which he said would "create a basis for the limitation of free speech and the persecution of mass media."

76. Russian Media Links Events Courses Faculty Home. NTV Radio Mayak Echo Moskvy Radio Svoboda Izvestia. http://www.amherst.edu/~russian/resource/media.html

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77. Russian Media In The Nineties-1 psp2. Dr. Ivan Zassoursky. russian media in the Nineties driving factorsof change, actors, strategies and the results. Introduction. http://www.geocities.com/zassoursky/artic.htm

This article was written for the project "Transformation and Globalization: Driving actors and factors of post-Soviet change. A study of actors, interests, institutions, and modes of regulation". You can find them at http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/~oeiabpol/psp2 Dr. Ivan Zassoursky Russian Media in the Nineties: driving factors of change, actors, strategies and the results Introduction In this analysis we will try to trace the trajectory of change, to follow the actors and define the strategies that produced it. In fact the media sector provides such a wealth of information and examples that we will be able to present our answers to the central questions posed by this study. The transformation of the Russian media in the nineties provides us with a number of extremely elucidating clues on the rules of the game , the interplay of global and local factors, actors and strategies , gives us an insight into the number of impulses to which the actors had to react and generally provides us with a guide to the economic and political history of the nineties. Through the media the relevant groups defined their interests and the important actors secured their position initiating the highly politicized process of media concentration.

78. Russian Media And The Middle East Issues - Zayed Centre For Coordination & Follo Feb 13, 2002 russian media and the Middle East issues. Mr. ZhidakovAlexei Vladimirovich, the RIA of Novost Russian Press Agency http://www.zccf.org.ae/e_TitleDescription.asp?Tid=111

79. Russian Media satellite. South Slavic Radio TV Online from Cafe Balkan (English).To top. You are here Home, Languages Russian, russian media, Foreign http://www.unt.edu/fllc/languages/russian/media.htm

This page contains links to Russian... Film Newspapers Magazines Radio ... Television Film Russia Russian Independent Films Ukraine Molodist International Film Festival Mag azines Russia Central Europe Review - Weekly online journal about Central European politics, society and culture. News, analysis of events, forcasting of future trends in the region, etc. (English). Directory of South Slavic Magazine Listing from Cafe Balkan . (English). Le Courrier des Balkans c'est, depuis septembre 1998, le meilleur des informations et des analyses de la presse indépendante des Balkans, traduit en langue française, et disponible gratuitement sur la Toile. (French) Moscow Channel Priroda Journal Submarine Online Vestnik Newspapers Russia AIF-Digest Balkan Acedemic News 100 Hot Newspapers Delovoy Petersburg ... Vladivostok News Ukraine Aviso IntelNews Kiev Post Various Baltics Worldwide, the News and features on Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.(English). Central Europe Online reports developments in Poland, Hungary, the former Czechoslovakia and the Balkans.

80. Virtual Gallery Of Contemporary Russian Media-arts Virtual gallery of contemporary russian mediaarts, Virtual Workshop between artistsand scietists, The establishment of relationship between French and http://uchcom.botik.ru/ARTS/

Virtual Gallery on Uchcom supported by the Russian Foundation for Human Sciences Resarch. Grant N 96-04-12067B in Russian Web-actions RAT - Virtual Workshop between artists and scietists. MAP - The establishment of relationship between French and Russian artists and scientists. IMUTE - Network theater performances with robots and marionettes Web-resource Vent D'Est - Eastern media-art collection (more than 100 Russian videos). VTS - Virtual Theater Studio RepWeb - The webtool to allow artists, scientists and students to make explicit their mental models of network arts. Art House Last update - 20 October 1999 Evgeny Patarakin - pat@uchcom.botik.ru

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