‘Russian Journalism's Newspeak’: How the Kremlin's euphemisms creep into reporting about disasters
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- Duration: 22 min. 00 sec.
- Genre: English as a second language, Domestic policy, Foreign languages, Political governance, Journalism
Book description
As Russia confronts the global coronavirus pandemic, the role of euphemisms in news reporting takes on special importance. On today's show, two media experts explain how journalists in Russia and other countries take cues when writing about disasters.
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- Age restriction:
- 16+
- Date added to LitRes:
- 08 June 2020
- Duration:
- 22 min. 00 sec.
- Publisher:
- Техника речи
- Copyright:
- Техника речи
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