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Sobolev, Lebedev, Stas Ay Kak Prosto, Simonyan, Stepanova, Mizulina, Shaman. The Main Propagandists of 2024
How Nikolai Sobolev went downhill in 2024, how many bottoms Stas Ai hit, How Simple,...
2 weeks agoIgor Rozkladai: Russian propaganda on social networks
eQtalk is an original project of the eQtv channel. Aleksandr Glushchenko's guest is leading Ukrainian...
2 weeks agoHe “knows everything,” but not exactly. Analyzing the phenomenon of Dmytro Gordon
Why does Dmytro Gordon repeatedly end up at the center of scandals while still maintaining...
3 weeks agoA Historical Failure: How Medinsky Became Putin’s Advisor
Vladimir Medinsky is one of the most prominent ideologues and propagandists of modern Russian власти....
3 weeks agoWhat is Putinist Swindler Anatoly Shariy Doing Online?
"What They Do Online" is a show about propagandists, who they are, where they came...
4 weeks agoPutin's Empire of Lies: How Konstantin Ernst Made Propaganda a Weapon of Power
Konstantin Ernst is perhaps the most controversial hero in the history of modern Russia: from...
1 month agoWho Controls Russia? How Conspiracy Theories Became Reality Under Putin
An analysis of how a closed circle of elites influences Russia’s politics and economy. Where...
1 month agoAlexandra Arkhipova, “Why Do We Spread Fake News?”
Public lecture by anthropologist Alexandra Arkhipova, on the mechanisms of fake news spread, using the...
2 months agoBoris Kozlovsky, “The New Media & the Old Lies”
Public lecture by Borislav Kozlovsky, science journalist, programmer, translator, and author of the book published...
2 months agoDurov and Telegram. How Lex Fridman “whitewashed” the messenger’s creator
Pavel Durov’s five-hour interview with Lex Fridman attempts to present the creator of Telegram as...
2 months agoRoskomnadzor's Secret Documents: Who and How Spies on Russians Online
Vladimir Putin's illnesses, the crimes of the Russian army in Ukraine, criticism of the Kremlin...
2 months agoAlexandra Arkhipova, “How Panics about Digital Influence are Structured in the Past and Present”
Lecture by anthropologist Alexandra Arkhipova on how moral panics about digital influence have arisen in...
3 months agoAlexandra Bochaver, "On the Internet as in the Wild West"
Lecture by research associate Alexandra Bochaver from the Center for Contemporary Childhood Studies, HSE University,...
3 months ago“Good Russians,” liberals, and the “great culture.” How Russian soft power works
Who are the so-called “good Russians,” and what role does the Russian liberal opposition play...
3 months agoArestovych — a president for 4 million Ukrainians. Who is the interview with Sobchak really aimed at?
Who is Oleksii Arestovych’s interview with Ksenia Sobchak actually intended for? What messages does he...
3 months ago“Many of Putin’s claims are true.” How Yulia Latynina recodes liberal audiences into pro-Putin ones
How and why some Russian “liberal” commentators begin reproducing narratives of Russian propaganda. Using the...
3 months agoIlya Ber, “Journalistic Fakes and Fails: Where Do They Come From?”
Public lecture by Ilya Ber, media literacy and fact-checking specialist, in which he explains where...
3 months agoBattle for Soledar in Minecraft. Cybersports and Russian propaganda
How does Russia use eSports to spread its propaganda? And why are video games a...
3 months agoForeign bloggers praise Russia. Who pays them?
Foreign bloggers criticize the West and urge foreigners to move to Russia to enjoy its...
3 months agoBot Through. See hidden manipulations
The "Naskvoz" bot was created by a community of artificial intelligence experts who study and...
3 months ago