摘要: Abstract This article traces the genesis of a neo-Soviet model mass media. Through an examination Russian media in post-Soviet era as well review performance during elections region, concludes that now operate ‘neo-Soviet’ fashion. Factors this include rejection balance or objectivity; flaws law; self-censorship; government interference and harassment outlets; lack journalistic professionalism; atmosphere violence against journalists. Furthermore, there are continuities audience reception from Soviet to model.
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