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Zach10791 Moderator
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mediashark Moderator
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I'm sure they have to keep making up weird stories to keep their readership! lol. What's next? Granny goes on a killer-trolley-bag massacre in the metro over a pimply teenager who will not give up his seat?  |
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Zach10791 Moderator
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Knowing Russian grannies, yeah, probably.  |
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yorbcbud Lounge Wizard
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| mediashark wrote: | I'm sure they have to keep making up weird stories to keep their readership! lol. What's next? Granny goes on a killer-trolley-bag massacre in the metro over a pimply teenager who will not give up his seat?  |
You don't think a guy asking Pootie if he can marry a cow is weird? I wonder if they'd have to moooove to a bigger house?  |
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Camrade VIP
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| mosnews is an antirussian-propaganda newspaper =))) |
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Zach10791 Moderator
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| Camrade wrote: | | mosnews is an antirussian-propaganda newspaper =))) |
I read them all: pro-russian, anti-russian, government run, and pro-Soviet. I like to read everyone's point of view.  |
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yorbcbud Lounge Wizard
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| Camrade wrote: | | mosnews is an antirussian-propaganda newspaper =))) |
I didn't see much anti-Russian in Mosnews. Seems more Anti West than anything else. Always saying how Putin tells the west to mind our own business. I liked it because it reports some everyday life in Russia. Not always gloom and doom like our news in the west. |
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Zach10791 Moderator
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| I really like MosNews, I have been reading it since 2004. I have read some interesting stories and some completely whacky ones like Granny here. |
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mediashark Moderator
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| for me mosnews is just a fun read, nothing more. now and then they have some useful articles on city living though... |
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Zach10791 Moderator
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| Does anyone still read Izvestia? |
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yorbcbud Lounge Wizard
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| Zach10791 wrote: | | I really like MosNews, I have been reading it since 2004. I have read some interesting stories and some completely whacky ones like Granny here. |
I think it's a great read, myself. I learn more about everyday life in Russia, than from anywhere else. It was the guickest place to read Pootie's address in it's entirety, than anywhere else. I'm glad WTR links it. I also have Iran daily news, which is just as interesting. The only other news I listen to is CBC in Canada, the rest are all hype and spin in the west. CBC is government controlled, and forced to show all sides of a story. |
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Zach10791 Moderator
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| yorbcbud wrote: | | Zach10791 wrote: | | I really like MosNews, I have been reading it since 2004. I have read some interesting stories and some completely whacky ones like Granny here. |
I think it's a great read, myself. I learn more about everyday life in Russia, than from anywhere else. It was the guickest place to read Pootie's address in it's entirety, than anywhere else. I'm glad WTR links it. I also have Iran daily news, which is just as interesting. The only other news I listen to is CBC in Canada, the rest are all hype and spin in the west. CBC is government controlled, and forced to show all sides of a story. |
Yeah it does give a good portrait of Russian life.
I have just recently started reading CBC Online. I like it a lot, it's really well balanced; it reminds me of the BBC. The BBC is my favorite international news source next to ABC World News and CNN.
Ok, I gotta go finish cleaning my bathroom. The sink cleaner has sat long enough.  |
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I think it's a great read, myself. I learn more about everyday life in Russia, than from anywhere else. It was the guickest place to read Pootie's address in it's entirety, than anywhere else. I'm glad WTR links it. I also have Iran daily news, which is just as interesting. The only other news I listen to is CBC in Canada, the rest are all hype and spin in the west. CBC is government controlled, and forced to show all sides of a story. |
Yes, CBC is the only thing you should listen to. After all, you are a Canadian. Only a government beauracracy with 1 bil annual subsidy can get news right. Only you can think that just because something is controlled by the government it's somehow more balanced. Most people would think that the best possible situation is when news soruces of all kinds are independently owned and are not controlled by any government. That does not remove a bias, of course. But certainly makes those news sources less dependent on government handouts and favors. Why don't they also nationalize Globe & Mail and Toronto Star? I think you should start a "Converted Bus Radio Network". Zach may tune in.
Read this: http://www.cbcwatch.ca/?q=node/view/1975
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Zach10791 Moderator
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I don't listen to much of the radio. I'm an iTunes & iPod person.  |
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yorbcbud Lounge Wizard
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| MrSpice wrote: | | yorbcbud wrote: |
I think it's a great read, myself. I learn more about everyday life in Russia, than from anywhere else. It was the guickest place to read Pootie's address in it's entirety, than anywhere else. I'm glad WTR links it. I also have Iran daily news, which is just as interesting. The only other news I listen to is CBC in Canada, the rest are all hype and spin in the west. CBC is government controlled, and forced to show all sides of a story. |
Yes, CBC is the only thing you should listen to. After all, you are a Canadian. Only a government beauracracy with 1 bil annual subsidy can get news right. Only you can think that just because something is controlled by the government it's somehow more balanced. Most people would think that the best possible situation is when news soruces of all kinds are independently owned and are not controlled by any government. That does not remove a bias, of course. But certainly makes those news sources less dependent on government handouts and favors. Why don't they also nationalize Globe & Mail and Toronto Star? I think you should start a "Converted Bus Radio Network". Zach may tune in.
Read this: http://www.cbcwatch.ca/?q=node/view/1975 |
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