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Back to the Future.(Russian magazine Itogi becomes state owned and loses its freedom of expression)(Brief Article)
Just last month, news magazine Itogi was the topical, free-speaking voice of a new Russia. Then came a hostile boardroom takeover by a state-owned company, and a total turnover of the staff. Suddenly Itogi, no longer affiliated with NEWSWEEK, is looking like a distant cousin of the old Soviet rag, Pravda. No Putin-criticisms, nothing on Chechnya. News from inside the Kremlin? No way, comrade. Itogi's first ...
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Source: HighBeam Research, Back to the Future.(Russian magazine Itogi becomes state owned and...