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    Articles tagged Ukraine (30)

    Leo SchwartzMay 12, 2022
    As grisly images spread from Ukraine, open-source researchers ask what’s too gory to share
    “With the rise of Telegram, graphic imagery has proliferated in the world of open-source intelligence. Does it serve a purpose?”
    Andrew Deck and Masha BorakApril 6, 2022
    Russian influencers scramble to maintain their followers — and livelihoods
    Increasingly isolated, creators are moving to Russian platform alternatives like VK, Yandex Zen, and RuTube.
    Mamoun Alazab and Kate MacfarlaneMarch 29, 2022
    Why Telegram — despite being rife with Russian disinformation — became the go-to app for Ukrainians
    Many Russians, in light of the Kremlin’s crackdown of independent media, are also turning to the messaging app for information.
    Sarah OatesMarch 24, 2022
    Putin’s control over Ukraine war news is being challenged by online news and risk-taking journalists
    A few recent examples of journalistic defiance show that the Kremlin can’t guarantee full control over Russian journalists during the war.
    Kristin Skare Orgeret and Bruce MutsvairoMarch 23, 2022
    Ukraine coverage shows gender roles are changing on the battlefield and in the newsroom
    New war narratives don’t differentiate between fighting and caring as actions of war.
    Laura Hazard OwenMarch 22, 2022
    Black Rifle Coffee has a reputation. Its military news site is aiming for something different.
    “I want to swing above our weight class. I want us to be able to cover and do more than we should be able to do.”
    Timothy BarneyMarch 22, 2022
    How maps show — and hide — key information about the Ukraine war
    “The everyday experiences of civilians on the ground in this war remain elusive in these maps.”
    Sarah ScireMarch 14, 2022
    More than $4 million has been raised for independent Ukrainian media. Here’s where it’s going.
    Plus: Blocked by the Kremlin, the largest remaining independent news site in Russia is turning to an international audience for help.
    Sophie BushwickMarch 9, 2022
    Russia is having less success at spreading social media disinformation (for now)
    But that could change if people tire of defending against an onslaught of misinformation.
    Laura Hazard OwenMarch 3, 2022
    Russia blocks TV Rain, its last independent TV channel, and Echo of Moscow airs its last broadcast
    At the time of its shutdown, TV Rain had at least 80,000 paying subscribers.
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