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CONTENTS
WELCOME ADDRESSES
Zhanna LITVINA
Valiantsin TARAS
INFORMATION SPACE IN POST-COMMUNIST COUNTRIES: FEATURES AND TRENDS
Alexander TKACHENKO.
Confidants
Almantas SAMALAVICIUS. The Burden of Freedom: Lithuanian Media During Transition
MASS AUDIENCE AND IDEOLOGICAL IMPACT: BELARUS CASE
Valiantsin AKUDOVICH. Media as a Myths Factory or the Study of One Aesthetic Defeat
Liavon BARSZCZEUSKI. The Recurrences of the Past or the Post-Soviet Media-cracy
Uladzimir KOLAS. Dances on the Rake. From experience of using the Soviet mentality in the post-Soviet Belarus
PROPAGANDA TECHNIQUES: IMPLEMENTATION PRACTICE
Zhanna LITVINA. Ideology vs. Media: Grip Tightens
Maxim ZHBANKOU. The War of Mythologies:
The Propagandist Vocabulary of Belarusian Mass Media
MASS MEDIA: A MECHANISM FOR MAINTAINING AND ENSURING A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
Kjell Olaf JENSEN. The responsibility of a free press
Alexander PATUPA. Mass Media and Controlling Mechanisms
MASS MEDIA: A FORUM FOR PUBLIC DEBATES AND BELARUSIAN REALITY
Valer BULHAKAU. Belarusian Media Coverage of Belarus-Russian Integration
Mikhas TYCHYNA. The Style of Journalistic Publicism as a Basis for Prosecution in Court
Semyon BUKCHYN. The Problems of Cultural Level of the Belarusian Press
Siarhei ZAKONNIKAU. X-raying the Informational Space or Why Belarus Authorities Created a Literary Holding |
Norwegian Helsinki Committee
Norwegian P.E.N.
Belarusian Association of Journalists
Belarusian P.E.N.-Center
Materials of the International Conference,
Minsk, 18—19 October 2002
Editor: Ales ANCIPIENKA
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