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Russia, Censorship, and Surveillance

marzo 16, 2023 by Lauryn English

In this world today, media influences almost every aspect of our lives. What started as a form of mass communication to spread information to the public has turned into something much more influential, and at times, corrupt. The advancements in technology over the decades have provided us with faster and more efficient ways of communication. However, these innovations can have … [Read more...] about Russia, Censorship, and Surveillance

Sin categorizar Censorship Russia Propoganda

The Odessa Steps 1905, 1925, 2022

marzo 4, 2022 by Gregory J. Golda

The best film you've probably never seen comes from 1925 and has never been more relevant than today. In 1905, Russian sailors mutinied on a battleship because of their deplorable living conditions under the officers of Czar Nicholas II. After being forced to eat rotten meat they took over the ship and threw the Russian Czar's officers overboard. In that same year, … [Read more...] about The Odessa Steps 1905, 1925, 2022

Sin categorizar Film Analysis Media Literacy Film Theory Russia Ukraine Battleship Potemkin

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