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MainPressThe russian newspaper, launched in 1991, sponsored by the government; the red star newspaper, launched in 1924, ministry of defence; the labour newspaper, launched in 1921, independent trade union confederation; the independent newspaper, launched in 1991; the news newspaper, launched in 1917; businessman; the truth newspaper, launched in 1912; the today newspaper, launched in 1993; the soviet russian newspaper, launched in 1956; the workers ' forum, created by the industrialists, entrepreneurs union and the independent trade union confederation; the green corps truth journal, launched in 1925Public informationThe weekly magazine, original in 1930; the literary journal, original in 1830, reprinted in 1929, freedom of writers forum; the summary magazine, 85,000 copies; the starfire magazine, original in 1923; the new age magazine, original in 1943; the regime magazine; the profile magazine; the economy and life weekly, original in 1918。
Russian tars is a russian stateNews agenciesIts predecessor was the russian federation, which was founded on 23 january 1992 and officially named the russian federation-tass, on 30 january 1992. The russian news agency, known as the russian news agency, is one of the two major russian national news agencies, founded in 1961 and formerly the soviet news agency. In 1993, it was established as a national news agency with the same status and broad scope of operation as rf-tass. The international telegraph service was created in january 1990 and is privately owned。
MainRadioThey are: radio no. 1 (formerly the central radio of the soviet union), voice of russia (private), radio russia (state), youth, lighthouse, moscow echo, etc. MainTelevisionThese include: the russian state television broadcasting corporation (also known as the russian television station, the state television station), the public television station (formerly the state-controlled state television station), the independent television station (private), the sixth television station (private), the moscow central television station (moscow city)。
