The Russian Media Model in the Context of Post-Soviet Dynamics

Вартанова, Е.Л.

doi:10.1017/cbo9781139005098.008

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“…This justifies the term "statist commercialized" used by Elena Vartanova (2012), who wrote the chapter on Russia in a more recent book edited by Hallin and Mancini (2012).…”

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confidence: 70%

Профессия – Политическая Журналистика. Россия, Франция И Германия: Сопоставительный Анализ

Chupin¹,

Daucé²

2017

LRRSR

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“…This justifies the term "statist commercialized" used by Elena Vartanova (2012), who wrote the chapter on Russia in a more recent book edited by Hallin and Mancini (2012).…”

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confidence: 70%

Профессия – Политическая Журналистика. Россия, Франция И Германия: Сопоставительный Анализ

Chupin¹,

Daucé²

2017

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“…As a plenary speaker on the Mass media in the modern world conference in St Petersburg State University (2014 April) he offered very impressive formulation of the De-Westernization (internalization) trend in the global media studies: New globalization = "Anglobalization" + Rise of the Rest (nations). Such ideas gain strong support of Russian media theorists (Vartanova, 2012).…”

Section: De-westernization Trend In Media Studiesmentioning

confidence: 92%

Russian Journalism Theory in a Changing Global Context

Korkonosenko¹

2014

ASS

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The article considers a position of Russian journalism theory in international context and professional cooperation in this connection. Publications of Russian media scholars are practically unknown abroad. At the same time theoretical concepts from the West are poorly suited for adequate understanding of national journalism with its original traditions and professional characteristics. Russian research school should take the place of equal partner in the international community and act according to principles of mutually useful exchange. Global De-Westernization trend in media studies creates good conditions for this. The objective and subjective reasons of such a state of affairs are examined in the article. The main purpose of the paper consists in discovering contradictory relations of isolation / cooperation between Russian and international studies in journalism theory. The author also suggests ways to solution of this problem.

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“…Some scholars have argued that in the 1990s the major national TV channels were playing more important role in democratic elections than political parties (Vartanova, 2012). We see this also in a stratified Chinese newspaper industry, where liberal-leaning newspapers like Southern Weekend (also known as Nanfang Weekend) are aligning themselves not only with the liberal faction of the Party but also with transnational elites in order to "play an increasingly important role in Chinese domestic politics" (Zhao & Xing, 2012, p.31).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The state also has its own extensive media holdings and state news agencies have not changed their ownership structures (Becker, 2004;Rantanen & Vartanova, 1995). Further, as Vartanova (2012) observes, neither the Russian state nor the Russian public have supported clear and transparent rules for the media, as they have for other political and social institutions. However, Vartanova (2012, pp.…”

Section: Historicizing Comparative Media Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%