journalism is and how and what to teach journalists today elena leonidovna vartanova dean of the faculty of journalism of moscow university yaroslav lvovich skvortsov dean faculty of international journalism institutes of international relationsood evening. i have a first question for you or a pre-question, how? i call it there is such a stereotype that is unpleasant for our profession that they don’t like journalists, where did it come from and how do you personally feel about it lena in the profession of a journalist there should be questions and quite often uncomfortable questions do not like journalists for inconvenient questions. this is probably the first reason a journalist lives in a very fast world; he doesn’t there is always enough time to prepare well for an interview or some other, and a conversation with your own expert. therefore, sometimes the journalist’s questions are hasty on the surface. this is also an objective second reason. well, the third, probably, is that it is not always easy for journalists to formulate. questions and the journalist what is probably wrong is that quite often he wants to get some given answer, so journalistic questions are the reason for dislike for journalists. i think this is the

journalism is and how and why today teach journalists? elena. vartanova, dean of the faculty of journalism of moscow university, yaroslav lbovich skvartsov, dean of the faculty of international journalism of the institute of international relationsi have a first question for you, or a pre-question, as i call it, there is such an unpleasant stereotype for our profession, about the fact that they don’t like journalists, where he came from and how you personally feel about him, elena. a journalist must ask questions, and quite often uncomfortable questions. doesn't like journalists for asking awkward questions. this is probably the first reason. journalist. lives in a very fast world, and he does not always have enough time to prepare well for an interview or some other conversation with his expert, so sometimes the journalist’s questions are superficial, hasty, this is also an objective second reason, and the third, probably, is something that is not always easy for journalists to articulate. these questions, and the journalist, which is probably wrong, quite often wants to get some kind of given answer, so journalistic questions are the reason for the dislike of journalists, i think that’s the whole point, but this is part of the

vartanova is the dean of the faculty of journalism at moscow university, i will leave it to skvortsov, the deans of the faculty of international journalism , institutes of international relationshere is such a stereotype that is unpleasant for our profession that they don’t like journalists , where did it come from and how do you personally feel about it or in the profession of a journalist there should be a question and quite often inconvenient questions do not like journalists for inconvenient questions. this is probably the first reason a journalist lives in a very fast world, he doesn’t always have enough time to prepare well for an interview or for some other, but a conversation with his own expert, so sometimes the journalist's questions are superficially hasty. this is also an objective second reason. well, the third, probably, is that it is not always easy for journalists to formulate. questions and the journalist what is probably wrong is that quite often he wants to get some given answer, so journalistic questions are the reason why he does not love journalists. i think this is the whole point, but this is part of the profession and profession. probably related to th