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Russia's new 'real men' war recruitment ad
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published: 20 Apr 2023
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Russia accused of releasing fake German anti-Zelensky advert
The latest attempt by Moscow to sow discord in the West has been exposed as a video discouraging Germans from supporting Ukraine.
The one-minute-long clip originally surfaced on several German-language Twitter accounts before being picked up by prominent Russian propagandists, who reshared it online, falsely claiming the hard-right AfD party was behind it.
The video opens with a view of an idyllic, sun-lit German street in “2023” before cutting away to the inside of a home where modestly dressed young parents sit on the sofa watching TV while their young son plays in front of them.
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Russia releases bizarre dog propaganda video as it calls for end to 'hate' campaign
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A new propaganda video produced by the Russian government paints Russians as victims of a hate campaign amid the nation’s invasion of Ukraine.
The #StopRussianHate campaign video comes after President Vladimir Putin previously claimed that Russians across the world are being targeted for their nationality.
It appears to serve as a distraction from the atrocities Russia is committing in Ukraine, which US President Joe Biden has labelled as war crimes.
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published: 21 Mar 2022
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Lawmakers Release Russia-Linked Facebook Ads
Lawmakers on Wednesday released a trove of Facebook ads linked to a Russian effort to whip up tensions around sensitive social issues. The ads were released as representatives from tech companies faced tough questions by Congress members. (Nov. 1)
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White Ops: Be Wary Of Advertising Scam From Russia | CNBC
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports on a whitepaper from cybersecurity firm White Ops on digital advertising fraud coming from Russia. The "Squawk on the Street" crew weighs in.
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published: 20 Dec 2016
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Watch: Russia Releases Video Ad Campaign Calling For “Real Men” To Fight in Ukraine
Watch: Russia Releases Video Ad Campaign Calling For “Real Men” To Fight in Ukraine
Russia has launched a video ad campaign as part of its army recruitment drive that calls for “real men” to come forward and fight in Ukraine. The ad campaign comes after reports from UK suggest that Moscow plans to hire up to 400,000 professional soldiers to ramp up its forces in Ukraine.
Russia | Ad Campaign | Russia Ukraine War | Putin | Russian Army | Trending News | Latest News | Firstpost | Vantage |
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published: 20 Apr 2023
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US to release facebook's Russia ads
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published: 12 Oct 2017
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Lawmakers release Russia-linked ads that spread on social media
For a second day, Congress members slammed social media giants for allowing Russian influence campaign to divide Americans. Executives from Facebook, Twitter and Google testified Wednesday about Russian ads before and after the 2016 election. Nancy Cordes reports.
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Russia ramps up propaganda battle with brazen video claiming Ukraine war ‘misinformation’
Russia has stepped up its propaganda war over its invasion of Ukraine with the release of a 30-minute "education" video aimed at children entitled "a lesson about world peace".
Hosted by 12-year-old singing prodigy Sofia Khomenko, who in 2017 sang live on TV about her love for Russia, the Ministry of Education video dodged any mention of war.
Instead, it concentrated on reinforcing President Vladimir Putin's reasons for his "special operation" in Ukraine, to protect Russia's kinfolk from Nazis, and on spiking the evils of Western propaganda.
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published: 03 Mar 2022
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RUSSIA: ADVERTISING INDUSTRY HIT BY ECONOMIC CRISIS
(23 Sep 1998) English/Nat
Growth in Russia's advertising industry, until recently one of the economy's most vigorous sectors, has been thrown into reverse by the financial crisis plaguing the country.
Expenditure on advertising is down to ten percent of last year's levels as western and Russian manufacturers put campaigns on hold.
Many agencies have already made vast cutbacks on staff and salaries.
Industry leaders are confident the market will come back - though only after a shake-up that will bankrupt many advertising firms and lead to large-scale redundancies.
As an industry worth an estimated three (b) billion U-S dollars annually, Russia's advertising sector was a rare economic success story.
Foreign companies anxious to secure a place in the consumer boom of recen...
published: 21 Jul 2015
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Russia's new 'real men' war recruitment ad
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- published: 20 Apr 2023
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1:08
Russia accused of releasing fake German anti-Zelensky advert
The latest attempt by Moscow to sow discord in the West has been exposed as a video discouraging Germans from supporting Ukraine.
The one-minute-long clip orig...
The latest attempt by Moscow to sow discord in the West has been exposed as a video discouraging Germans from supporting Ukraine.
The one-minute-long clip originally surfaced on several German-language Twitter accounts before being picked up by prominent Russian propagandists, who reshared it online, falsely claiming the hard-right AfD party was behind it.
The video opens with a view of an idyllic, sun-lit German street in “2023” before cutting away to the inside of a home where modestly dressed young parents sit on the sofa watching TV while their young son plays in front of them.
#ukraine #germany #russia
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The latest attempt by Moscow to sow discord in the West has been exposed as a video discouraging Germans from supporting Ukraine.
The one-minute-long clip originally surfaced on several German-language Twitter accounts before being picked up by prominent Russian propagandists, who reshared it online, falsely claiming the hard-right AfD party was behind it.
The video opens with a view of an idyllic, sun-lit German street in “2023” before cutting away to the inside of a home where modestly dressed young parents sit on the sofa watching TV while their young son plays in front of them.
#ukraine #germany #russia
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- published: 27 Jul 2023
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Russia releases bizarre dog propaganda video as it calls for end to 'hate' campaign
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A new propaganda video produced by the Russian government paints Russians as victims of a hate campaign amid the nation’s invasion of Ukraine.
The #StopRussianHate campaign video comes after President Vladimir Putin previously claimed that Russians across the world are being targeted for their nationality.
It appears to serve as a distraction from the atrocities Russia is committing in Ukraine, which US President Joe Biden has labelled as war crimes.
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A new propaganda video produced by the Russian government paints Russians as victims of a hate campaign amid the nation’s invasion of Ukraine.
The #StopRussianHate campaign video comes after President Vladimir Putin previously claimed that Russians across the world are being targeted for their nationality.
It appears to serve as a distraction from the atrocities Russia is committing in Ukraine, which US President Joe Biden has labelled as war crimes.
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- published: 21 Mar 2022
- views: 125581
2:03
Lawmakers Release Russia-Linked Facebook Ads
Lawmakers on Wednesday released a trove of Facebook ads linked to a Russian effort to whip up tensions around sensitive social issues. The ads were released as ...
Lawmakers on Wednesday released a trove of Facebook ads linked to a Russian effort to whip up tensions around sensitive social issues. The ads were released as representatives from tech companies faced tough questions by Congress members. (Nov. 1)
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- published: 01 Nov 2017
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3:42
White Ops: Be Wary Of Advertising Scam From Russia | CNBC
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports on a whitepaper from cybersecurity firm White Ops on digital advertising fraud coming from Russia. The "Squawk on the Street" crew w...
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports on a whitepaper from cybersecurity firm White Ops on digital advertising fraud coming from Russia. The "Squawk on the Street" crew weighs in.
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- published: 20 Dec 2016
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0:46
Watch: Russia Releases Video Ad Campaign Calling For “Real Men” To Fight in Ukraine
Watch: Russia Releases Video Ad Campaign Calling For “Real Men” To Fight in Ukraine
Russia has launched a video ad campaign as part of its army recruitment driv...
Watch: Russia Releases Video Ad Campaign Calling For “Real Men” To Fight in Ukraine
Russia has launched a video ad campaign as part of its army recruitment drive that calls for “real men” to come forward and fight in Ukraine. The ad campaign comes after reports from UK suggest that Moscow plans to hire up to 400,000 professional soldiers to ramp up its forces in Ukraine.
Russia | Ad Campaign | Russia Ukraine War | Putin | Russian Army | Trending News | Latest News | Firstpost | Vantage |
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Russia has launched a video ad campaign as part of its army recruitment drive that calls for “real men” to come forward and fight in Ukraine. The ad campaign comes after reports from UK suggest that Moscow plans to hire up to 400,000 professional soldiers to ramp up its forces in Ukraine.
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- published: 20 Apr 2023
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US to release facebook's Russia ads
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1:51
Lawmakers release Russia-linked ads that spread on social media
For a second day, Congress members slammed social media giants for allowing Russian influence campaign to divide Americans. Executives from Facebook, Twitter an...
For a second day, Congress members slammed social media giants for allowing Russian influence campaign to divide Americans. Executives from Facebook, Twitter and Google testified Wednesday about Russian ads before and after the 2016 election. Nancy Cordes reports.
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- published: 02 Nov 2017
- views: 1379
2:06
Russia ramps up propaganda battle with brazen video claiming Ukraine war ‘misinformation’
Russia has stepped up its propaganda war over its invasion of Ukraine with the release of a 30-minute "education" video aimed at children entitled "a lesson abo...
Russia has stepped up its propaganda war over its invasion of Ukraine with the release of a 30-minute "education" video aimed at children entitled "a lesson about world peace".
Hosted by 12-year-old singing prodigy Sofia Khomenko, who in 2017 sang live on TV about her love for Russia, the Ministry of Education video dodged any mention of war.
Instead, it concentrated on reinforcing President Vladimir Putin's reasons for his "special operation" in Ukraine, to protect Russia's kinfolk from Nazis, and on spiking the evils of Western propaganda.
Read more here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/03/russia-ukraine-war-propaganda-sofia-khomenko-denis-polunchukov/
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Russia has stepped up its propaganda war over its invasion of Ukraine with the release of a 30-minute "education" video aimed at children entitled "a lesson about world peace".
Hosted by 12-year-old singing prodigy Sofia Khomenko, who in 2017 sang live on TV about her love for Russia, the Ministry of Education video dodged any mention of war.
Instead, it concentrated on reinforcing President Vladimir Putin's reasons for his "special operation" in Ukraine, to protect Russia's kinfolk from Nazis, and on spiking the evils of Western propaganda.
Read more here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/03/russia-ukraine-war-propaganda-sofia-khomenko-denis-polunchukov/
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- published: 03 Mar 2022
- views: 256258
3:14
RUSSIA: ADVERTISING INDUSTRY HIT BY ECONOMIC CRISIS
(23 Sep 1998) English/Nat
Growth in Russia's advertising industry, until recently one of the economy's most vigorous sectors, has been thrown into reverse by...
(23 Sep 1998) English/Nat
Growth in Russia's advertising industry, until recently one of the economy's most vigorous sectors, has been thrown into reverse by the financial crisis plaguing the country.
Expenditure on advertising is down to ten percent of last year's levels as western and Russian manufacturers put campaigns on hold.
Many agencies have already made vast cutbacks on staff and salaries.
Industry leaders are confident the market will come back - though only after a shake-up that will bankrupt many advertising firms and lead to large-scale redundancies.
As an industry worth an estimated three (b) billion U-S dollars annually, Russia's advertising sector was a rare economic success story.
Foreign companies anxious to secure a place in the consumer boom of recent years sank huge sums into nationwide marketing campaigns - creating astronomic profits for the advertising agencies who hold the key to the media.
But boom has very definitely turned to bust in Russia's financial meltdown.
Trade is paralysed by a banking sector that has all but ceased to function.
Shopkeepers are unable to order the imported goods on which the economy depends - and, their bank accounts frozen, Russians haven't the cash to pay for them anyway.
Advertising is the last thing on the minds of many company directors, anxious to protect their jobs rather than their market share.
For young, western-educated businessmen like Leonid Shutov, managing director of a Moscow advertising agency, the big financial freeze has struck hard.
He has managed to stave off redundancies so far, but admits that staff salaries have had to be reduced 'drastically'.
He gets a constant stream of job applications from unemployed staff of agencies which have fared even worse. Their prospects, he says, are pretty grim.
SOUNDBITE (English):
"Yes we did get a lot of resumes by fax, not so many phone calls, from laid-off personnel from other agencies. But the reality is that many of them will not be able to find work in the advertising industry for another one or two years."
SUPER CAPTION: Leonid Shutov, Managing Director, AMG Propaganda advertising agency.
Many companies have put advertising campaigns on hold, planning to wait and see if and when the ruble stabilizes - and what steps the new government can take to tackle the crisis.
Television stations and newspapers have slashed advertising rates by up to 75% in an effort to generate business.
Yet many of the larger agencies continue to put trust in a market that had until now shown gold-rush style growth.
One of the world's top ten, Ogilvy and Mather Worldwide were among the first agencies to set up shop in the former Soviet Union.
There was little sign of low spirits at the company's 50th anniversary celebrations in Moscow last week.
Faith in the fundamental potential of the Russian market remains unquestioned.
Many analysts are convinced that the current slump is only a temporary blip on an otherwise upward curve.
SOUNDBITE (English):
"I don't think the Russian people are going to want to stop eating, stop washing, stop trying to relax in some way or another, and therefore they will continue to buy as products and services are available. Maybe in a more limited way, in a more reduced way, and what was taken for granted will become more of a weekly luxury or something like that. But, yes, it will recover."
SUPER CAPTION: John Bonar, Publishing Editor, MR Marketing Russia
The top international agencies are counting on big western clients riding out the turmoil.
SOUNDBITE (English):
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(23 Sep 1998) English/Nat
Growth in Russia's advertising industry, until recently one of the economy's most vigorous sectors, has been thrown into reverse by the financial crisis plaguing the country.
Expenditure on advertising is down to ten percent of last year's levels as western and Russian manufacturers put campaigns on hold.
Many agencies have already made vast cutbacks on staff and salaries.
Industry leaders are confident the market will come back - though only after a shake-up that will bankrupt many advertising firms and lead to large-scale redundancies.
As an industry worth an estimated three (b) billion U-S dollars annually, Russia's advertising sector was a rare economic success story.
Foreign companies anxious to secure a place in the consumer boom of recent years sank huge sums into nationwide marketing campaigns - creating astronomic profits for the advertising agencies who hold the key to the media.
But boom has very definitely turned to bust in Russia's financial meltdown.
Trade is paralysed by a banking sector that has all but ceased to function.
Shopkeepers are unable to order the imported goods on which the economy depends - and, their bank accounts frozen, Russians haven't the cash to pay for them anyway.
Advertising is the last thing on the minds of many company directors, anxious to protect their jobs rather than their market share.
For young, western-educated businessmen like Leonid Shutov, managing director of a Moscow advertising agency, the big financial freeze has struck hard.
He has managed to stave off redundancies so far, but admits that staff salaries have had to be reduced 'drastically'.
He gets a constant stream of job applications from unemployed staff of agencies which have fared even worse. Their prospects, he says, are pretty grim.
SOUNDBITE (English):
"Yes we did get a lot of resumes by fax, not so many phone calls, from laid-off personnel from other agencies. But the reality is that many of them will not be able to find work in the advertising industry for another one or two years."
SUPER CAPTION: Leonid Shutov, Managing Director, AMG Propaganda advertising agency.
Many companies have put advertising campaigns on hold, planning to wait and see if and when the ruble stabilizes - and what steps the new government can take to tackle the crisis.
Television stations and newspapers have slashed advertising rates by up to 75% in an effort to generate business.
Yet many of the larger agencies continue to put trust in a market that had until now shown gold-rush style growth.
One of the world's top ten, Ogilvy and Mather Worldwide were among the first agencies to set up shop in the former Soviet Union.
There was little sign of low spirits at the company's 50th anniversary celebrations in Moscow last week.
Faith in the fundamental potential of the Russian market remains unquestioned.
Many analysts are convinced that the current slump is only a temporary blip on an otherwise upward curve.
SOUNDBITE (English):
"I don't think the Russian people are going to want to stop eating, stop washing, stop trying to relax in some way or another, and therefore they will continue to buy as products and services are available. Maybe in a more limited way, in a more reduced way, and what was taken for granted will become more of a weekly luxury or something like that. But, yes, it will recover."
SUPER CAPTION: John Bonar, Publishing Editor, MR Marketing Russia
The top international agencies are counting on big western clients riding out the turmoil.
SOUNDBITE (English):
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