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To: Lukasz

Well, taking into consideration that Shenderovich is one of the commentators on the site, I'd say a good number of Russians read it. BTW, the internet is available virtually everywhere in Russia - just as in Poland, etc. Most have access to it at work. If they don't have home computers, they make use of internet cafes.

I've said this before - if you don't think the press in Russia is free, go to any metro station, find the newspaper kiosk and take a gander of the full range of publications ranging from far left to far right and everything in between.


93 posted on 02/11/2006 8:49:05 AM PST by Romanov
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To: Romanov

"if you don't think the press in Russia is free, go to any metro station, find the newspaper kiosk and take a gander of the full range of publications ranging from far left to far right and everything in between."

What about "Temnyky" - otherwise known as Putins instructions to the press on what spin to put on stories- which you and jb6 mimic in your posts?


94 posted on 02/11/2006 10:00:16 AM PST by spanalot
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To: Romanov; Lukasz

That very thing about Putin amd "Baikalinansgroup" is well-known. The quoted above Shenderovich repeated it in the interview he gave to "Ekho Moskvy". I think mentioning "Baikalfinansgroup" as a proxy is shameless. Unfortunately our bureaucrats are increasing shameless - they frequently publish such revelations in press. They just ceased to see such things as something bad.


99 posted on 02/11/2006 12:21:01 PM PST by K. Smirnov (Do not let the sands of time get into your lunch)
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