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Will Stewart - you complain about Russia Today being biased, and then offer up links to two Ukrainian news organizations and the BBC? I for one think the BBC is just as biased as RT.
A couple of years ago I was staying in the hotel overlooking Independence Square in Kiev, and I could turn on my TV to watch RT or CNN and thus compare their news coverage of events in Kiev with what I could see with my own eyes. I was amazed by how similar RT and CNN were. Basically, when the Oranges (the US/UK friendly party) were protesting in the square CNN covered it non-stop and RT had no coverage. When the Blues (the Russian friendly party) were protesting in the square, RT covered it non-stop and there wasn't a whisper of coverage on CNN.
I became convinced that RT is modeled on CNN - they don't lie, they just subtly slant the coverage to be pro-russian. They "lie" by not discussing events or facts that are not in line with what they want their viewers to think. (As do western media outlets - when I asked a US newspaper correspondent I met in Russia why her and her colleagues never mentioned that Edward Liminov is a neo-nazi, she looked at me angrily and responded "He's getting better.")
Thanks, you made my point. And I was responding with the other side of the story to the request;
I am hoping others can offer whatever links they can find.
I was amazed by the coverage in Western media of the latest parliamentary election. Especially this picture from BBC:
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/44274000/jpg/_44274981_kasparov416afp.jpg
Although they were pictured together, BBC never mentioned Limonov's name, only Kasparov's. I think they didn't find correct words to explain to their audiences why "the beacon of democracy" Kasparov is allied with the neo-nazi.
After this picture, BBC forever holds a stigma of propaganda in my eyes.
Kasparov has big name recognition in the UK because he plays chess. Limonov is a complete unknown. The BBC is hopelessly dumbed down, they are not interested in Russian politics. They report the antics of retired chess players or retired cricketers.