Re: [Marxism] Little Annis Fannis reports from Crimea

[Clay Claiborne via Marxism]

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Shows not speaking the language can be an asset when you already know what
you are going to report before the visit.

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[Marxism] Little Annis Fannis reports from Crimea

[Louis Proyect via Marxism]

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Television channels on the hotel room television include news channels 
from Ukraine. I don’t understand the language, but the images paint a 
clear picture of the news being presented—a relentless propaganda 
barrage of the horrors of the “terrorists” in eastern Ukraine that the 
government and heroic (fascist) militias are attacking and whose cities 
they are bombing. Geez, and here I am thinking the CBC is bad!


full: http://www.rogerannis.com/a-visitor-to-simferopol-crimea/

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Analogue broadcasts of all Ukrainian television channels have been shut 
off in the Crimea and Russian TV channels are being broadcast on some of 
the vacated frequencies, an Interfax-Ukraine correspondent reported.


The television station Inter has been blocked and NTV is broadcasting on 
its frequency, Russia's Channel One is available on the frequency of the 
blocked 1+1, Russia's RTR broadcasts can be watched on the frequency of 
Ukraine's First National Channel, Zvezda television on STB's frequency, 
TNT on the frequency of Ukraine's Channel Five and TNV-Planeta on the 
frequency of ICTV.


Rossiya 24 is broadcasting on the frequency of the Crimean Black Sea 
Television and Radio Company.


The television stations K1, TET, Mega, M1, New Channel, NTN, Ukraine and 
2+2 have been blocked.


full: 
http://www.kyivpost.com/content/ukraine/ukrainian-tv-channels-blocked-in-crimea-338901.html


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