Networked City: Ascribing, Appropriating and Planning
Networked City: Ascribing, Appropriating and Planning
Networked Putinism: The Fading Days of the (Broadcast)
Networked Putinism: The Fading Days of the (Broadcast) Era
America’s Gaze: Old and New Media Coverage of the 2012 Presidential Elections Robert Saunders
America’s Gaze: Old and New Media Coverage of the 2012 Presidential Elections
Internet as an Election Tool: Putin and Prokhorov
Internet as an Election Tool: Putin and Prokhorov
Social Media and Protest Movement in Samara: The Observer’s Perspective
Social Media and Protest Movement in Samara: The Observer’s Perspective
Social Media, Mobilisation and Protest Slogans in Moscow and Beyond
Social Media, Mobilisation and Protest Slogans in Moscow and Beyond
Moscow as a Digital Pattern: Alexey Beliayev-Guintovt’s Imperial Loops
Moscow as a Digital Pattern: Alexey Beliayev-Guintovt’s Imperial Loops
Crying Putin: Contemporary Political Iconography
Crying Putin: Contemporary Political Iconography
Considering Contradictions of the Winter Political Street Festival
Considering Contradictions of the Winter Political Street Festival
For Fair Elections: Protest Activity in Social Media
‘For Fair Elections’: Protest Activity in Social Media
Miniature Protests: ‘Nanodemonstrations’ as Media Events
Miniature Protests: ‘Nanodemonstrations’ as Media Events
Online Public Discussions among Russian Ordinary Citizens (Beyond Political Mobilisation)
Online debates among ordinary people discussing current affairs are typically viewed through the lens of political mobilisation and dismissed on various grounds – due to their unintelligibility, incivility, lack of …
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(Re)Creating the Soviet Past in Russian Digital Communities: Between Memory and Mythmaking
The article examines different strategies of creation, mediation and protection of mythologized Soviet memory within a sample of Russian-language digital communities. The article argues that, while a positive, mythologized memory …
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Online News and Virtual Editing (Interview with Roman Dobrokhotov, editor of Slon.ru)
The title of the submission is derived from the name of the experimental on-line news portal Slon.ru where ‘slon’ means ‘elephant’ in Russian. The portal was launched in 2009 by …
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BBC’s Video Hub: Working in the Post-Broadcast Era (Interview with Zoya Trunova, BBC editor)
The BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcaster, broadcasting in 27 languages to many parts of the world via a wide range of technologies, including analogue and digital …
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Editorial – Issue 7
At the time of the global meltdown, the ‘Russian winter’ was hugely anticipated but never accurately predicted. Equally, the revolutionary events of 2011-12, just like those of …
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