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  2. www.youtube.com › @russianmediamonitorRussian Media Monitor - YouTube

    Watch videos by Julia Davis, a Russian media analyst and commentator, who exposes Russian propaganda and disinformation. Learn how Russian TV promotes war, genocide, nuclear threats and anti-Americanism.

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    Russian Media Monitor. 4,139 likes · 35 talking about this. Russian Media Monitor is a fully independent and self-funded project created by Julia Davis.

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  4. www.russialies.com › aboutAbout | Russia Lies

    Russia Lies is a project by Julia Davis, a Russian media analyst and commentator who exposes the Kremlin's hybrid warfare and foreign policy. She posts articles, reports and images on her website and Twitter, and has been published by The Daily Beast, The Washington Post and other outlets.

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  6. www.juliadavisnews.com › tag › russian-media-monitorRussian Media Monitor – Julia Davis News

    Julia’s investigative reports and articles have repeatedly exposed Russia’s propaganda machine, prompting retractions and corrections by RT (formerly Russia Today) and other media outlets. Julia created and operates the Russian Media Monitor, analyzing Russian state

  7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Julia_Davis_(journalist)Julia Davis (journalist) - Wikipedia

    Julia Davis (born Kyiv, 16 May 1974) is a Ukrainian-born American journalist and media analyst writing for The Daily Beast. She is best known for founding Russian Media Monitor, a project monitoring Russian state television, including its international outlets such as RT (formerly Russia Today).

  8. www.rnd.de › medien › russlands-staatsfernsehen-soRusslands Staatsfernsehen: So funktioniert Putins Mediensystem

    6. Nov. 2022 · Szene aus einer Talkshow des Staatssender Russia 1, die der „Russian Media Monitor“ auf Youtube veröffentlicht hat. Quelle: Russian Media Monitor/RND-Montage Weinert Drohungen, Gewaltfantasien und Desinformationen: Im russischen Staatsfernsehen werden die Berichte und Diskussionen rund um den Krieg in der Ukraine immer bizarrer.