Journalists and media outlets

april 1934.
Soviet, Russian and American journalist and television presenter, radio

host, first president of the Academy of Russian Television (1994-2008), writer. He leads the author's program "Posner" on the "First Channel".
Now he have a program on TV and internet - «Pozner».

Pozner: he becomes a frequent guest on American television. The

young man appears in the Nightline program, as well as in a talk show by Phil Donahue. The main task of Posner was to present in the most favorable manner the actions and statements of the Soviet government. He defended the most controversial moments of Soviet history, in particular, he justified the entry of Soviet troops into Afghanistan.
From 1994 to 2008, Vladimir Pozner served as President of Russian Television. In 1997, the television journalist returned to Moscow, where he lives to this day.

9, 2000 - Russian journalist, president of the Top Secret

publishing company.
From 1966 to 1972 he lived in New York, where his father worked as a correspondent for the Novosti Press Agency and Literaturnaya Gazeta. He studied at the 45th school (Milgram school). He graduated from the faculty of international journalism at MGIMO.

Artyom Borovik died on March 9, 2000 as a result of a plane crash, when the Yak-40 plane crashing on a Moscow-Kiev flight, on board which was also the head of the Alliance Group company Zia Bazhaev.

in the newspaper Sovetskaya Rossiya and in the magazine Ogonyok

(1987-1991), on the instructions of which he traveled to Afghanistan several times. The author of the book "Hidden War" dedicated to the war in Afghanistan. In 1988, he served for some time in the US Army (at Fort Benning) as part of an experiment in which a Soviet journalist was sent to the American army and an American to the Soviet. About his army experience, he wrote the book “How I Was a Soldier of the American Army”.

Unitary Enterprise (since 1998), a commercial organization performing the functions

of a state producer and distributor of television and radio programs.
It was formed by the Resolution of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR of July 14, 1990. The full name at the moment is the Federal State Unitary Enterprise All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company (FSUE VGTRK). General Director - Oleg Dobrodeev.

the head office of VGTRK.
On June 21, 1990, the First

Congress of People's Deputies of the RSFSR adopts the Resolution on the Media of the RSFSR, ordering the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR to take measures to create the State Committee of the RSFSR for Television and Radio Broadcasting (State Radio and Television of the RSFSR). On July 14, 1990, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR instead of the State Radio and Television of the RSFSR establishes, by its resolution, the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company (VGTRK). The first chairman of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company was appointed Oleg Maksimovich Poptsov, former deputy editor-in-chief of the Moskovskiye Novosti newspaper.

resources of all central and regional television and radio companies

of VGTRK.
Vesti.Ru - informational Internet portal.
Filmpro.ru is a great movie site.
Tlum.ru - a children's site.
Digitalrussia.tv - a package of digital channels of the company, united under a single brand "Digital TV".
Strana.ru is an information portal dedicated to tourism and travels in Russia.
“Youth” (“Youth FM”, “YuFM”) is a youth music Internet radio station.

created by Galina Timchenko, the former chief editor of the

Lenta.ru online publication. The project started on October 20, 2014

with a hydra, which instead of a felled head grows

new, which is a reference to the situation with Lenta.ru, however, the project was mistakenly called Meduza, which eventually took root.

In February 2015, an English version was launched under the leadership of a separate editor-in-chief Konstantin Benyumov, engaged in the translation of news and materials from the parent publication. The project was made for an English-speaking professional audience - journalists, politicians, public figures.

with the assistance of the Effective Policy Foundation.

The publication belongs

to the Rambler-Afisha holding, which merged in March 2013 with SUP Media.

blogosphere, which recognized Lenta.ru as the most frequently cited news

source in Russian-language blogs. According to a comScore study conducted in April 2013, Lenta.ru ranked 5th most visited European news sites.

the year under the name “Gazeta.ru” to serve the interests

of the Effective Policy Fund (FEP), headed by Gleb Pavlovsky. The software mechanism (engine) of the publication was created by Maxim Moshkov based on the code of his Lib.ru project. Six months later, in September, the Gazeta.ru brand was sold to Yukos, which made another publication based on it. The original edition of Gazeta was divided into Lenta.ru - news and Vesti.ru - analysts. The design of the first "Newspaper", "Ribbon" and the first "Vesti" was created by Artemy Lebedev.

After the elections in the spring of 2000, Nosik sold these publications of the FEP to the Rambler holding company. At the end of 2000, the Vesti.ru brand was sold again, and analytics revived after a while under the VIP.Lenta.ru brand, which was also liquidated over time, and since 2005, analytical articles began to appear under the main Lenta.ru brand. In 2004, Art. Lebedev Studio redesigned the site, designer Roma Voronezh.

The materials of the publication are categorized according to several dozens of mutually overlapping thematic and geographical sections, are combined into plots, and in some cases are allocated to special projects.

Lenta.ru is registered with the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Press, Broadcasting and Mass Media (certificate of registration of the mass media EL No. 77-4400 of February 23, 2001) as an electronic periodical.