Svetlana Sorokina

Svetlana Sorokina is a Russian journalist and television presenter known for reporting and hosting programs on Russian television.

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Vladislav Listyev: Vladislav Listyev was a Soviet and Russian television journalist and presenter, prominent during the 1990s. Sorokina worked in the same rapidly changing Russian television landscape Listyev helped shape.
Vesti: Vesti is a Russian television news program first broadcast in 1991. It represents the national news environment in which Sorokina became a television journalist.
Soviet Union: The Soviet Union was a socialist state that existed from 1922 until its dissolution in 1991. Sorokina began her career as Soviet state broadcasting gave way to a new media order.
Media freedom in Russia: Media freedom in Russia concerns the legal and practical ability of media to report independently of state and commercial power. Sorokina’s public career has unfolded amid recurring disputes over journalistic independence.
Leonid Parfyonov: Leonid Parfyonov is a Russian journalist and television presenter known for documentary and news programs. His work offers a prominent comparison with Sorokina’s journalism and television career.
Itogi: Itogi is a Russian television news and current-affairs program associated with NTV. Its current-affairs format reflects the kind of television journalism surrounding Sorokina’s career.
Russian Television and Radio Broadcasting Network: The Russian Television and Radio Broadcasting Network is a state-owned operator of terrestrial television and radio infrastructure. State broadcasting institutions formed part of the professional landscape Sorokina entered.
Russian propaganda: Russian propaganda is state-sponsored or state-aligned communication intended to shape public opinion in Russia or abroad. It contrasts with the independent journalistic ideals associated with Sorokina’s public work.
Yevgeny Kiselyov: Yevgeny Kiselyov is a Russian journalist and television presenter associated with independent television news. His career intersected with the television news institutions in which Sorokina worked.
NTV (Russia): NTV is a Russian television network launched in 1993, initially known for independent news coverage. The network is a central institutional setting for Sorokina’s television work.