Media in Russia

Discover the intricate relationship between the Russian government and its media landscape in Media in Russia by Anna Arutunyan. Published by Open University Press in 2009, this insightful paperback spans 200 pages, delving into the historical and contemporary dynamics of media control in Russia. Arutunyan expertly examines the traditional methods of censorship, financial influence, and the connections between powerful media moguls and the State. This compelling analysis questions the extent of media freedom achieved since the collapse of Communism, making it essential reading for anyone interested in mass media, political science, and Russian studies. Enhance your understanding of how media operates under governmental constraints and the ongoing struggle for independence in the Russian media sphere. Perfect for students, scholars, and general readers alike, Media in Russia is a vital addition to your bookshelf.