What’s wrong with Ukraine banning two propaganda channels?
The Parliament of Ukraine has recently voted for a Resolution that proposes to shut down two national TV…
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From “couch warriors” to state partners in an information war: an evolution of citizen journalism in post-Euromaidan Ukraine
Although not the first mass protest movement in Ukraine’s history, Euromaidan represented a sharp contrast with the previous…
The paid word: who owns Ukrainian media
While these oligarchs are the biggest media owners, they are not the only ones. A disturbing trend is…
Inside RT and Sputnik: What is it like to work for Kremlin’s propaganda media?
As awareness about the issue of disinformation grows globally, those working for RT and Sputnik find themselves under…
Are there “independent” media in Russia and why would Putin need them?
One of the Western diplomatic offices in Moscow invited Russian and foreign journalists for a meeting to discuss…
Belarusian state propaganda advocates mass repression
On 21 March 2017, the Belarusian authorities began a program of repression against civil society activists, which is…
Ukraine considers sanctions against officials behind media crackdown in occupied Crimea
Russia controls not only the territory of the Crimean peninsula it occupied in March 2014, but its media…
How do you maintain your media hygiene? Share your experience
We live in a world when floods of information hit our minds. A part of these floods is…
Meet Mykola Semena, the Crimean journalist prosecuted for disagreeing with Putin’s landgrab
Russia’s attack against those opposing the illegal annexation of Crimea is not surprising—after all, Moscow is experienced in…