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13.05.2008
Antonio Negri, Judith Revel

The discovery of the communal

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Lithuania in Europe, Europe in Lithuania

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Index on Censorship 1/2008


1/2008
How free is the Russian media?

Index on Censorship
 

News analysis

Oscar Collazos
War of words
Colombia's head of state doesn't welcome criticism
David L Stern
Inconvenient truths
A brutal murder is part of a wider campaign

How free is the Russian media?

Edward Lucas
The big squeeze
The message to journalists is clear: keep quiet
Fatima Tlisova
Nothing personal
A journalist's account of intimidation tactics
Viktor Shenderovich
Tales from Hoffman
Putin fails to see the funny side
Martin Rowson
Stripsearch
Alexei Simonov
Crime without punishment
A culture of impunity rules in Russia
John Crowfoot
Barometers of freedom
The difficulties of measuring the media climate
Matthew Bown
Shut the duck up
The art world comes up against moral censure
Maxim Trudolyubov
Words or deeds
Why isn't free speech valued more highly?
Irena Maryniak
Phoenix rising
A grand narrative is being written
Arkady Babchenko
Information vacuum
The new censorship is more damaging than the old
Maria Eismont
Towns without censorship
Local journalists are standing up to threats
Sergei Bachinin
Under pressure
The regional press is often the only source of reliable news
Timur Aliev
Reporting Chechnya
Chechens no longer trust Russian journalism
Leonid Levin
Thin ice
Success in a hostile terrain
Viktor Muchnik
Diary of a TV station
From reporting a putsch to surviving a takeover
Natalia Rostova
Cult fiction
The making of a Russian hero
Alexander Verkhovsky
Extreme measures
How the law is being used to stifle the media
Yekaterina Parkhomenko
Blog talk
Virtual kitchen debates
Maria Yulikova
My media
Where to get the news
Alexei Bessudnov
Media map
A survey of outlets and trends


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