The Victorian writer Thomas Carlyle once called the media the “Fourth Estate of the Realm”. According to this principle, which is, almost two centuries later, still very relevant, the media…
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The Victorian writer Thomas Carlyle once called the media the “Fourth Estate of the Realm”. According to this principle, which is, almost two centuries later, still very relevant, the media…
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The Russian quasi-philosopher Aleksandr Dugin has frequently been labelled “Putin’s brain” in popular English-language media. The tabloid language suggests that Dugin is responsible for whispering the most extreme of ideas—expansionism,…
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Media, primarily social media, largely contribute to the spread of skewed narratives and fake news. The digital revolution and the increasing rate of internet users have made individuals extremely vulnerable…
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The interpreted state of Russian mass media and journalism has been the cause of a lot of conjecture and projection since President Vladimir Putin took office in the year 2000….