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Putin has used the media to shape and control public perception of his government from "summary" of Putin's People by Catherine Belton

In Russia, the media is not an independent entity, but rather a tool that President Putin has effectively wielded to shape and control the public perception of his government. Putin has worked diligently to manipulate the information that reaches the Russian people, ensuring that it aligns with his agenda and portrays him in a positive light. Through his control of major television networks and newspapers, Putin has been able to spread propaganda and silence dissenting voices. This tight grip on the media has allowed him to craft a carefully curated image of himself as a strong, decisive leader who is working tirelessly to protect Russia's interests. Any criticism of Putin or his government is swiftly quashed, with journalists and media outlets facing severe repercussions for speaking out against the regime. This atmosphere of fear and intimidation has effectively stifled any potential opposition and ensured that Putin's message remains unchallenged. By manipulating the media in this way, Putin has been able to maintain a firm grip on power and cultivate a cult of personality around himself. The Russian people have been inundated with messages touting Putin as a savior and a strongman, leading many to view him as an indispensable leader who is crucial to Russia's success.
  1. The media landscape in Russia serves as a powerful tool for Putin to shape public opinion and maintain his hold on power. By controlling the flow of information and stifling dissent, he has been able to control the narrative surrounding his government and present himself as an untouchable figure in Russian politics.
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Putin's People

Catherine Belton

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