Rossiya Segodnya
Rossiya Segodnya (Россия Сегодня), literally translated as “Russia Today,” is a state-owned news agency created in 2013, inheriting the operations of the now-defunct RIA Novosti. Despite its name, it is…
The Global List of State Media
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Television and Radio Complex of the President
Kazinform stands as Kazakhstan’s national news agency, headquartered in Astana. Since its founding in August 1920, the agency has remained a central conduit of both domestic and broader Eurasian news….
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Government Press
Government‑run print media in Kazakhstan remain firmly in the government’s grip, reporting directly to the Ministry of Culture and Information. Notable examples include Kazakhstanskaya Pravda, a Russian‑language national newspaper first published in…
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Real TV
Real TV is a 24-hour all-news channel that entered the Azerbaijani media landscape in 2018. Since its inception, it has sought to position itself as a fast-paced broadcaster delivering breaking news…
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Azerbaijan state press
The Azerbaijani government directly controls four major periodicals: Azerbaijan (also known as Azerbaycan in Azeri), Khalg Gazeti, Respublika, and the Russian-language daily Bakinskiy Rabochiy. Media assets Publishing: Azerbaijan, Khalg Gazeti, Respublika, Bakinskiy Rabochiy State Media Matrix Typology…
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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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