The Chechen conflict has further helped the development of Russia’s independent media. But while audiences appreciated the sharper reporting that news organizations provided during the crisis, they remain convinced that no media are truly independent or trustworthyby SUSAN GIGLI and MATTHEW WARSHAW JOURNALISTS AND SCHOLars have viewed the tragedy in Chechnya, the first major Russian military conflict covered extensively by […]
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