Russia-1

Russia-1 is a Russian state-owned television channel operated by the All-Russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company. It broadcasts national news, entertainment, and other programming.

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All-Russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company: A state-owned Russian media company that operates television and radio networks, including Russia-1. This company owns and operates Russia-1.
Vesti: A Russian television news program broadcast by Russia-1 and other VGTRK outlets. Vesti is among Russia-1's flagship news programs.
Dmitry Kiselev: A Russian television presenter and journalist who leads the news agency Rossiya Segodnya. Kiselev has presented major Russia-1 news programming.
Channel One Russia: A major Russian television broadcaster with state participation in its ownership. It is Russia-1's principal national rival in television news and entertainment.
Media bias: A tendency in media selection or presentation to favor particular perspectives or interests. Critics and researchers examine bias in Russia-1's political coverage.
Television in Russia: The television broadcasting system, channels, and programming operating in Russia. Russia-1 is one of the country's principal national television channels.
60 Minutes (Russian talk show): A Russian political talk show broadcast on Russia-1. The program exemplifies the channel's current-affairs and political talk output.
Vladimir Solovyov: A Russian television and radio host known for political talk programs. His political talk shows have been broadcast on Russia-1.
NTV (Russia): A Russian national television channel owned by Gazprom Media. NTV offers a useful comparison with Russia-1's state-owned broadcaster.
Media pluralism: The coexistence of diverse media owners, viewpoints, and sources of information. Russia-1's prominence bears on the range of viewpoints available in Russian broadcasting.