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How free is the Russian media?
By Index on Censorship
15 Mar 2008
Magazine | Volume 37.01 Spring 2008
Our special report explores how Russia remains one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists, as well as how national television is in the pocket of the Kremlin and news coverage is dominated by propaganda.
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