Zvezda
Zvezda is a Russian state-run television channel. In 2024, Zvezda expanded its multimedia operations, strengthening its digital platforms and increasing its presence on social media networks as part of the…
The Global List of State Media
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Rambler&Co
Rambler&Co is today the largest media holding in Russia by digital audience reach, attracting around 40% of RuNet users every month. The group’s media outlets aim to provide a “complete picture of the…
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Korean Central Broadcasting Committee (KCBC)
The Korean Central Broadcasting Committee (KCBC)—formally known as the Radio and Television Broadcasting Committee of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (조선중앙방송위원회)—serves as North Korea’s principal state broadcast authority. Media assets Television: Korean…
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Taiwan Broadcasting System (TBS)
Taiwan Broadcasting System (TBS), founded in 2006, is Taiwan’s principal public broadcasting group. It operates two of the country’s most prominent television networks—CTS (Chinese Television System), which runs five channels,…
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Korean Broadcasting System (KBS)
The Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) serves as South Korea’s national public broadcaster, tracing its roots back to the Kyeongseong (Keijō) Broadcasting Station in 1927. Over the decades, it has grown…
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Yeni Azerbaijan
Yeni Azerbaijan, translated as “New Azerbaijan”, is the official newspaper of the ruling New Azerbaijan Party. Established in 1992 by Heydar Aliyev, the father of the current president, the party has…
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Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)
Radio broadcasting in Japan traces its origins back to 1926, when the Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya stations merged to form the predecessor of today’s Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai (NHK). Television broadcasting followed suit…
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
Rossiyskaya Gazeta, birthed in November 1990 during the glasnost reforms, serves as the Russian government’s official daily newspaper and legal gazette, supplanting Izvestia and Sovetskaya Rossiya in that capacity. Established…
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