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1. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullYouTube as Alternative Television in Russia: Political Videos ...

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   Mar 16, 2021 · The results show that oppositional discourse dominated the most popular political videos of Russian YouTube and that pro-state actors tried to co-opt the platform, publishing videos made in amateur and semi-professional styles that imitated user-generated content.

   • Author: Anna Litvinenko

   • Publish Year: 2021

2. time.com › 6156927Why YouTube Has Survived Russia’s Social Media Crackdown - TIME

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   Mar 23, 2022 · But YouTube, the most popular social media platform in Russia—used by more than 75% of the country’s internet users according to eMarketer—remains accessible, even though it is an even more...

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     YouTube blocks Russia-backed channels as Russia-Ukraine Conflict rages on | World English News

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4. www.wired.com › story › youtube-russia-propagandaRussians Love YouTube. That’s a Problem for the Kremlin

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   Jun 4, 2024 · YouTube remains the only major US-based social media platform available in Russia. It's become "indispensable" to everyday people, making a ban tricky. Journalists and dissidents are taking...

   • Author: Justin Ling

5. www.rferl.org › a › youtube-russia-throttling-techThe Throttling Of YouTube: Kremlin Censorship Enters ...

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   Jul 31, 2024 · Now officials are trying to push Russians off YouTube -- the Google-owned video streaming platform dominates not only in Russia, but around the world -- and onto other homegrown services.

6. www.voanews.com › a › fact-check-moscow-falselyMoscow Falsely Accuses YouTube of Arbitrariness for Blocking ...

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   Feb 14, 2024 · Since Russia's launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, YouTube, a private company owned by Google, has regularly blocked Russian state media outlets for violating its...

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7. themedialine.org › top-stories › digital-ironDigital Iron Curtain: Russia’s Clampdown on YouTube and the ...

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   Aug 15, 2024 · YouTube is now the most popular social network in Russia, accounting for about 30% of all internet traffic. It’s also one of the last platforms where free media can still disseminate information, followed by Telegram. Blocking YouTube would be a clear act of censorship.

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   Is YouTube a political platform in Russia?

   • For a long time in Russia, YouTube was not that visible in terms of political activity.

   YouTube as Alternative Television in Russia: Political Videos During

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   Is YouTube still popular in Russia?

   • The Man On Ukraine’s Digital Frontline But YouTube, the most popular social media platform in Russia—used by more than 75% of the country’s internet users according to eMarketer—remains accessible, even though it is an even more popular outlet for opposition activists, and has leveled similar bans against Kremlin-funded media outlets.

   Why YouTube Has Survived Russia’s Social Media Crackdown - TIME

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   Will Russia push Russians off YouTube?

   • Now officials are trying to push Russians off YouTube -- the Google-owned video streaming platform dominates not only in Russia, but around the world -- and onto other homegrown services. Whether it will work is an open question. The authorities spearheading the effort aren’t hiding their intentions.

   The Throttling Of YouTube: Kremlin Censorship Enters Uncharted Waters

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   Is YouTube a 'Alternative TV' in Russia?

   • As a result, this video-sharing platform has become a kind of “alternative television” in the largely state-controlled media landscape of Russia, which makes it a demonstrative example for studying political communication on YouTube in an authoritarian context.

   YouTube as Alternative Television in Russia: Political Videos During

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   Is YouTube an alternative communication space in Russia?

   • We have observed that YouTube as a platform has gained significance as an alternative communication space in Russia compared to the protest wave of 2011–2012 ( Bodrunova & Litvinenko, 2013; Denisova, 2017 ).

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   Is Russia using social media to promote its own agenda?

   • Parallel to the growth of YouTube as a politicized space, the Russian state has been consequently co-opting social media and, today, uses them to promote its own agenda ( Fedor & Fredheim, 2017; Gunitsky, 2015 ).

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9. en.currenttime.tv › a › why-russia-is-betting-onWhy Russia Is Betting On Rutube As A YouTube ‘Alternative’

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   Amidst a court fight over whether or not jailed opposition leader Aleksei Navalny’s offices and organizations should be banned as “extremist,” the Russian government is attempting to promote a Russian video-hosting service as an “alternative” to YouTube, a U.S. video-sharing platform that has...