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Category: Analysis
China’s Social Media platform is influencing the minds of young people
The new Social Media platform TikTok is gaining popularity and users. It has already been accused of ideologically targeting and permitting sexual harassment of minors.
Whitelist: quality Russian-language media
Here is the first part of an overview grouping together trustworthy, non-propaganda Russian-language media channels. Share the list with your Russian speaking acquaintances!
The Iranian propaganda machine is using Russia as a role model
What are the objectives of Iran’s influence activities? What are the tactics of the endless one-day Mayfly network? Read more about it on Propastop’s analysis!
Kremlin online propaganda fighter # 1- Ben Nimmo
Ben Nimmo is one of the leading experts and activists on the Kremlin’s influence activities in social media networks.
In the midst of MRP propaganda lies
On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the MRP, there is reason to look back at the Kremlin’s lies about the signing and publishing of this document.
When one country attacks another on social media
Russia is not the only one trying to influence the population of another country in social media.
Come and help curb propaganda channels!
Do you think that Sputnik and Baltnews should have its wings clipped? Then speak up in the rahvaalgatus.ee (Citizen Initiative Portal) environment. Invite your friends to also join!
Postimees is not the problem
Criticism of the Postimees Group’s decision to broker advertising to Russian TV channels, shifted the focus away from the real problem.
How to close down Baltnews and Sputnik
In July, several countries took steps to combat Russian propaganda channels. It is also time for Estonia to act.
Baltnews came out of the closet
This week you can read on the Baltnews website that they are owned by Russia Today and registered in Moscow.
