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13:59
How the full-scale war has affected the regional media: survey results by the Donbas Media Forum
09:20
Oleksiy Matsuka Named Editorial Director for DOM and UATV
13:49
Seniors and COVID-19 on both sides of the front line: Donbas News coverage
10:26
The 2020 Donbas Media Forum is to take off!
07:19
Parliamentary elections in Ukraine. Follow them with us.
08:22
5th DMF is to take place in Kharkiv on September 5-6, 2019
06:19
How decentralization reform will facilitate Donbas reintegration
06:38
At least 56 Ukrainian Websites Are Blocked in Luhansk, and Almost Nothing in Donetsk, a Research Proves
09:23
«Donbas public TV» in cooperation with channel «UA: Donbas» launched weekly live show
08:18
Living on Donbas front line. How dows it feel?
03:39
DII media projects occupy leading positions in responsible journalism in Donbas
04:31
A new economic model should be built after the Donbas blockade — results of a round table in Kramatorsk
04:26
Discussion about the methods of combatting propaganda in Mariupol
03:49
Directing Multimedia Stories training session took place in Mariupol and Kramatorsk
15:46
Over 20 per cent of news in media of the so-called “DPR” contains hate speech – research
08:01
The 3d Donbas Media Forum was held in Svyatohirsk
11:12
Voices of the Voiceless. How media help those who have stayed in isolation
14:43
Russia made a step to legalize its involvement into events on uncontrolled territories in Donbas
03:01
DII presented public report of 2016 and plans for 2017
06:18
Our journalist was ordered out of Belarus on the initiative of Russia
«Donbas public TV» in cooperation with channel «UA: Donbas» launched weekly live show
«Donbas public TV» together with the newly established public television of Donetsk and Luhansk oblast «UA: Donbas» announced the launch of joint weekly show that will be broadcasting live each Friday at 20:00 on the channel «UA: Donbas» from the studio of Donbas public TV located in Sloviansk.
05 February, 09:23
Over 20 per cent of news in media of the so-called “DPR” contains hate speech – research
Nearly 20 per cent of evening news broadcasts and 26 per cent of printed media of the so-called “DPR” contain hate speech.
31 August, 15:46
Contribution of information broadcasting of Ukraine to the process of reintegration of Donbas
One of the possible tools for achieving this goal should be a new TV channel for non-controlled and annexed territories, which will be based on the platform of broadcasting in a foreign language
COVID-19 in “DPR” and “LNR”’s Propaganda Donetsk Institute of Information Memo
The world pandemic of the COVID-19 coronavirus has become not only a medical problem for the Russian Federation, and the “DNR” and “LNR” groups formed in the Donetsk and Lugansk territories by it, but also a propaganda opportunity - a tool for informational influence on slowing down the process of reintegrating Donetsk and Luhansk into Ukrainian and European space
Tendences on uncontrolled territories of Donbas in 2018. The review of main events (memo)
Special Russian proху-companies increase their economic influence on the uncontrolled territory. They also increase their influence on executive power turning all the territory and its population into one big holding whose resources are used in the interest of the metropoly – the Russian Federation
What has changed with the disconnection of mobile communication in Donetsk? (analytical report)
In early 2018, self-proclaimed power in separate districts of Donetsk region began monopolizing the mobile communications in non-government controlled areas
Media situation in Donetsk region in 2017
Following “Donbas Media Forum” materials, June 28–29, 2017, Sviatohirsk
Donbas reintegration: achievements of 2017
The action plan is partially implemented, but does not address strategic issues
The overview was prepared by the analytical group of Donetsk Institute of Information
The “DPR” has begun political expansion on neighbouring territories and tries to influence Russian policy
Half a year after seizure. The peculiarities of the "DPR" industry (analytical report)
Clearly, the beneficiaries of the introduction of so-called external management at the enterprises of the Donetsk region are Russian logistic and intermediary structures.
Hate speech in Donbass printed media and the TV (monitoring)
Signs of hate speech are detected in the print media on both sides of the demarcation line. However, the monitored “DPR” public editions use this speech much more often. At present, these are just isolated cases on the territory controlled by Ukrainian government
Hate speech in the printed media of Donbas on both sides of the frontline (media monitoring)
Signs of hate speech are detected in the print media on both sides of the demarcation line
Donbas: Reintegration or Сonservation
The change of the presidential administration in the United States of America as well as the forthcoming elections in a number of European countries may influence the stance of these countries with respect to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the ways of resolving it
How «to talk» to Donbas? Analytical report
We would like to remind the readers that when the conflict in the Donbas began, the areas controlled by the Russian Federation were left without Ukrainian TV broadcasting as a number of TV broadcasting facilities were seized and destroyed.
How to live with uncontrolled Donbass? Analytic memorandum
NGO Donetsk Institute of Information has conducted audit of various spheres of life in the Donetsk region during the two years of the non-implementation of the Minsk Agreement and presents recommendations which might help make the life of civilians as well as the future reintegration of the region easier
Restoration of TV broadcasting on the occupied territory: the present situation and challenges
How to restore Ukrainian TV broadcasting in Donetsk?
Situation at Donetsk Railroad
A rally of railroad workers where they demanded their salaries took place in Yasynuvata, which is situated on the occupied territory of the Donetsk region, on May 28, 2016. The rally attracted a lot of media attention and contributed to stigmatization of the residents of occupied territories.
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