Russian media includes a variety of state-controlled channels that transmit information to the public. Key print media examples are Izvestia and Pravda, while television and radio channels, including Channel One, serve a broad audience. The landscape is characterized by the influence of government and the presence of propaganda.

1. Russian Media
By PINAR RY
By PINAR RY

2. Russian mass media comprises various channels
of communication that disseminate information
to a broad audience across the country. State-
Controlled Media, Print Media, Television and
Radio, Digital Media, Propaganda and State
Influence.
Overview

3. Print Media
Izvestia
Founded
13 March 1917
Owner(s)
National Media
Group
Pravda
5 May 1912
Communist Party
of the Russian
Federation
Triweekly
newspaper
Vedomosti
1999 Owner
Ivan Yeremin
Daily newspaper
Broadsheet

4. Television and
Radio

5. TV Channels
27 December 1991;
Federal Agency for
State Property
Management
13 May 1991;
Russian Government
27 December 2010
Channel One
Dedicated to children

6. Main Radios
1st channel of
cable radio
broadcasting
News, Talk and
Music
22 December
1993
Available
International
Replaced by
Sputnik

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