|
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Mass
circulation, left-leaning daily,
controlled by tycoon Vladimir
Potanin.
Kommersant
Daily,
business-orientated, controlled by
steel tycoon Alisher Usmanov.
Moskovskiy
Komsomolets
Popular
privately-owned Moscow daily.
Izvestia
Popular
daily, owned by state-run gas
monopoly Gazprom.
Rossiyskaya Gazeta
Government-owned
daily.
Nezavisimaya Gazeta
Influential
privately-owned daily.
Trud
Left-leaning
daily, owned by Promsvyazbank.
Argumentiy i Faktiy
Popular
weekly, owned by Promsvyazbank.
Novaya Gazeta
Twice-weekly,
known for its investigative
journalism; English-language pages.
The Moscow Times
English-language
daily.
The Moscow News
English-language
weekly.
Television
Russia TV Channel
National
network, run by state-owned Russian
State Television and Radio
Broadcasting Company (RTR).
Channel One
National
network, 51% owned by state, 49% by
private shareholders.
NTV
National
network, owned by state-run Gazprom.
Centre TV
Commercial,
Moscow area.
Ren TV
Moscow-based
commercial station with strong
regional network.
Russia Today
State-funded,
international English-language news
channel, via satellite.
Radio
Radio Russia
National
network run by state-owned Russian
State Television and Radio
Broadcasting Company (RTR).
Moscow Echo
Influential
private station.
Radio Mayak
State-run
national network.
Russkoye Radio
Major
private network, music-based.
Voice of Russia
External
service, broadcasts in English and
other languages.
News agencies
Itar-Tass
State-owned,
pages in English.
RIA-Novosti
State-owned,
pages in English.
Russia Profile
An
English-language information service
published by the RIA Novosti News
Agency, Moscow, Russia. Covers
Russian politics, business, current
affairs and society.
Interfax
Private,
pages in English.
|
|
