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Russian independent media: free, but inaudible

Summary by Courrier International
Although they enjoy editorial freedom found in exile, the Russian independent media attract only a minority of readers. The restrictions imposed by the Russian authorities and the content offered, considered too repetitive or disconnected from everyday life, prevent them from finding their audience.
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Russian independent media: free, but inaudible

Although they enjoy editorial freedom found in exile, the Russian independent media attract only a minority of readers. The restrictions imposed by the Russian authorities and the content offered, considered too repetitive or disconnected from everyday life, prevent them from finding their audience.

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Courrier international broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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