question number one, as noted by the historian of the deans of the faculty of journalism of bsu alekseyev, this day reminds us of the celebration historical justice, belarus managed to maintain the unity of the nation. consent in society has not created new fault lines. this is the main heritage that will be passed on to future generations of belarusians. it is very good that today we are many years later, but we have returned to this historical truth. and for us today is september 17th, which will be for many years. he just kept quiet afterwards. eh, today it becomes a real day. and this is a very significant date. this day of national belarusian unity is truly return to the family. yes, it is always the greatest joy to unite with your family. this is the greatest happiness for a person when you can return, here is home, when you can sit down with your family, because the fireplace at the festive table. yes, just hug and the troops, which is why not everyone has yet accepted the historical truth. why is he pursuing a policy of dishonesty anymore and can we even be good neighbors to eac

you studied at the faculty of journalism i lie in gifmika, on the course of igor vladimirov. third year of the faculty of journalism and first year of the theater university. you have worked at at least ten radio stations in st. petersburg and moscow, do you have any time left for acting? 15 films were shot during this time, so probably less than i would like, but i stayed in ddovol for the theater. do you play in the theater? yes, i play in entreprise, i have a lot of performances. please introduce yourself. alla davlatova. hello alla, we are glad to see you in our studio. subject games today - radio. who better to play this theme than you, because you have been working on radio almost since school. it is known that you started your career under a different name. how did your nickname come about? when i studied at the theater institute. and the time came for the session and they told me that i had to quit television, i then had a daily program on television, because a student could not afford such a life as a television personality. mm, i quit because i received my acting pro

of journalism of moscow university yaroslav lvovich skvortsov dean faculty international relations. i'm vladimir yakor hello dear friends. good 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 question

and here it was commonplace both at the faculty of journalism and in general journalistic circles, butl, if we look at it from the point of view of information media. these were the cassettes that were called btk and btknuli, that is , btknu. sleep - it was a more advanced format, but since they looked exactly the same, it happened. so you go to the shoot and give it. from the arm he inserts into camera, but it doesn't fit. now these are the little flash drives that a correspondent takes with him when traveling. our country. i believe the only one in the world that was broadcast live at 4:00 in the morning. we made something out of cardboard here, painted a board for decoration, and everything was so a little theatrical. if something was wrong, they simply fired you, kicked you out, changed you, and this was not rebranding, a nice word. if someone made a mistake in stress or in numerals there, how would 576 be in the instrumental case? here you can answer me now. i know secondarily we moved from analogue broadcasting to digital broadcasting, the transition to hd of course, and for tele

of journalism of moscow university, yaroslav lbovich skvartsov, dean of the facultyernational relations, i am vladimir, hello, dear friends, good evening, i 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

yes, i decided to go to the faculty of journalism of the russian state university for the humanities,aduated from, probably eight years after i graduated from the university. i miraculously ended up in the museum of cosmonautics, but before we talk about the museum of cosmonautics. i will take a step back and tell you about what happened to me when i was 10-11 years old, because my first contact with space, if we talk about it, it happened it was just at this age that i lived at that time in hanoi in vietnam dad. i worked there as part of my job. he just met, uh, all the important guests who flew to the city of hanoi and once valentina vladimirovna tereshkova flew to hanoi , my father told me that the first woman was the astronaut arriving. i already knew it. naturally, i really wanted to get to know each other, and i don’t remember my first feeling from our meeting, but i remember something else. i remember that she took a postcard then. ah, she signed this postcard to me and handed it to me. dad, i looked, and it was written there. darya all the best. valentina vladimirovna tereshko

dasha hello, hello, anton nikolaevich, you graduated from the faculty of journalism and, as far as i began to work in the space industry. tell me about your first contact with space. it seems to me that the key word here is miraculously, because i never planned and did not want to connect my life with cosmons . i didn’t think about it, i’ll explain, in general, why i didn’t want to say it, because uh, my dad has worked in the aviation field all his life. and my grandfather was a pilot, so i can say that, probably, i can say that there is one, but about an aviation dynasty. and naturally, when i graduated from school, the first thing my parents asked and didn’t do i want to try to enroll in mine, but something like the moscow aviation institute. yes, but there was something in me, apparently different. it seemed to me that i was a more humanitarian person, that i was a more creative person, and i decided to go to the faculty of journalism of the russian state university for the humanities, from which i graduated, probably eight years after i graduated from the university. i miraculous

instead of a postscript, it was not chosen by chance that sungorkin graduated from the faculty of journalismversity. and here he began his journey from a simple reporter to a successful media manager wide tug. it seems to us that someone is pulling something behind them. in fact, in the navy, people understand very well that the tug is most often the one who pushes forward. the one who moves, he worked as a st. petersburg correspondent for komsomolskaya pravda in the eighty-fifth year, a talented reporter was taken to moscow to the department of working youth, and in the nineties he was already at the helm and komsomolskaya pravda began to change. here it is, the first issue of the friday fat show with advertising and catchy headlines. now these are the headlines. here. it's already gone. case newspaper changed the format, became bright in color, our captain who led this ship. why did komsomolskaya pravda turn out to be unsinkable? because in the first place was, of course, exclusive my entire conscious life has passed. a-and within the walls of this publication, and i had the only boss, aut

perfectly, so i think it will be very interesting, and another girl, too young, graduate of the faculty of journalismrekhun has joined our team, she will host cultural news on saturdays, from the already authoritative presenters, we have joined: director oleg vinyarsky, this is an employee of the radio company, a very famous actor, director, works on the belarusian radio , he acts as the host of the legend of variety project, well , i also know that one of the directions of your tv channel is the preparation of television versions, performances and concerts, can you already tell us where you will start the new season, and of course, yesterday viewers of the belarus 3 tv channel could see the premiere project of the belarusian state musical theater, and on october 1, on international music day, this is next week, we invite everyone to join the unique concert of the belarusian state symphony orchestra, conductor alexander onisimov, so next sunday, an evening of classical music on the belarus tv channel 3. i would like to add, if you don’t plan anything, we watch the classics. but as for one of the most

sungorkin graduated from the faculty of journalism of the far eastern university.rney from a simple reporter to a successful media manager. tow. it seems to us that sometimes someone pulls something behind them. actually in fact, in the navy, people understand very well that the tug most often pushes; it is the one who pushes forward. the one who moves, he worked with the komsomolskaya pravda soup kitchen. in the eighty-fifth year, the talented reporter was taken to moscow to the working youth department, and in the nineties he was already at the helm and komsomolskaya pravda began to change. here is the first issue of the friday fat magazine with advertising and memorable headlines. tsarevich alexei the priests ate. now these are the headlines. here. it’s already gone, we all know the newspaper has changed the format, it’s now bright colored, our captain who led this ship. why did komsomolskaya pravda turn out to be unsinkable? because in the first place was, of course, exclusive my entire conscious life was spent, uh, within the walls of this publication, and i h

at the faculty of journalism, adgegei state university, faculty of journalism, yeah, i have an escortdefinitely won’t get married, as god willing, i’ll tell you, this is such an unpredictable story, yes, it seems like i haven’t been there yet in the morning, my wife by the evening, the plus sector is already on the drum, which letter to open, the fifth, open, here you... young man, remind me of the task, a dish among the northern peoples of russia, which are used for blues and for food, here are the dishes on the table, here are the pompushki, here pancakes, what are you doing, before serving, i wash my hands, i don’t know who to start with, here are the dishes, here are the pancakes, here are the donuts, here is the dish, what are you doing? eat. that's why you're not married, dish, people, donuts, people, dish, what are you doing? are you the owner? and i’ll treat you, gifts to the studio. unexpectedly, pathetically, the glass was taken away. yes, let's continue the conversation. let's change the subject, no need, there are people, hungry, and here are donuts and pancakes, right out

is limitless, guest of our studio, meet, is it true that you took up professional journalism back in school? yes, it’s true, they say that at the same time you studied at the facultye introduce yourself, allatova, hello, alla, we are glad to see you in our studio, the theme of the game today is radio, who else if not you to play this theme, because you have been working on radio almost since school, it is known that you started your career under a different name, how did your pseudonym appear? when i was studying at the theater institute,

well , they understand, they know it’s absolutely not difficult, but we just taught it at the faculty of journalismism. i now understand that taught by a very religious man, because he told us all this, and then he said, well, you understand that all this was not done, and completed and completed his petals, probably, and completed, and his lecture. well, unfortunately, people who sometimes come to church, but not so often , don’t really understand. it is this, and all the beauty, that i will especially hear that the church humiliates women. there's a scarf, a skirt and so on, i always say that it was. nun mother of basil the great and the very distant dark ages in the liturgical book chants were included that were written by a nun. this is all you need to know about the attitude of the russian church towards women, because this is a liturgical book. we still sing this a at all services. but look, if actually from the calendar topic, yes, with all its complexity, interest and so on, but look in general at what is called the church liturgical circle. and, by the way, it turns out that the church yea

yes, i went to the faculty of journalism. here i finished it that year, and this year i'm graduating from a music school. well done, a man should have a profession. they are right here. yes, yes, yes, yes, i understand, so i fired back and immediately went on, as we have an incredible timbre. what a beautiful tone what attention? what a culture yes polechka well done for turning right away, and i listened. i wanted to turn around, and then i think, i want to still experience. this is magic, when you listen, uh, with your back and nothing distracts you at all. and i just listened, to be honest, it was to turn around and close my eyes good idea polina sergeevna no seriously. and you know, that's why i didn't turn around, i really didn't have enough of a more open sound, because there are some you know the shade of such a teenage sound of healing, well, of course. yes, the voice is no longer children, but still you are already waiting, judging by the work of some kind of attitude. and here is a moment of undisguised sound on hig

i am a person of encyclopedic knowledge, i graduated from school gold medal i entered the faculty myself, graduated from the faculty of journalism knowledge of literature, of course, and music is also partly the same. and cosmetology is partly a history, literature, music is partly a history of cosmetics. beauty is suitable for almost everyone. yes? let's give the key about cutlets and their questions , we continue the second round right now, it's five against one. here the rules are the same as in the first 4 minutes, three tips 20,000 rubles. on which there is one feature of the second round. this is a round of photo questions. well you just need to look at the screen to understand what is shown there. this is usually how it happens. so pay attention to the screen. now let's first choose a viewer, and then. actually the question itself. so denis weitzel is playing against you in the second round, 24 years old, city of barnaul . the singer is interested in robotics , programming and drawing, and will spend the winnings on home renovations, let me remind you of the screen. photo question. show what this is what this is what this

the witch three times entered the faculty of journalism, then studied at the faculty of linguistics. en this mash let's already graduate from at least some university, friends congratulate young father astakhov and i hope that now he will take his beloved to the registry office. well, we can arrange it, as when she says somehow everything is so calm here, and she understands everything. scandal at the grave of yura shatunov why are the former participants of tender may not allowed to shoot a cannon in the family of the artist who fed and helped with money and do not remember good things on the day of yura shatunov’s fiftieth birthday at the troekurovsky cemetery his monument was unveiled from germany . family, artist widow svetlana swallows tears, looking at the two-meter bronze figure of her beloved husband, ten-year-old stella and seventeen-year-old dennis are holding on with all their strength. all of them are wearing dark glasses, in order to hide their faces as much as possible, the children lay bouquets of white roses at the monument. svetlana can't hold her legs. she feels bad,

of journalism at moscow university, i will leave it to skvortsov, the deans of the faculty 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 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 t

i am a first-year student at the faculty of international journalism, and mgimo university of the ministryaffairs of the russian federation, and i want to ask you a question. and as you mentioned earlier, one of the most important and striking political events was the russia -africa summit, which was held in july in st. petersburg, and there were concluded and declarations on joint cooperation in various areas, including information security, and not about the placement of weapons in space, and i would like to understand in more detail. please tell us if there are any partnership programs with african countries that will be concluded and which have already been concluded. eh, i'm very interested. thank you very much. well, you have already answered your question to a large extent by listing the final documents, which they really are. uh, important, they not only declare their intentions to work together in various areas, but also involve specific actions, including, as i already mentioned. e on economic topics, several business and are preparing for the region. uh, by the way, speaking of

and here it was commonplace both at the faculty of journalism and in general journalistic circles , but if we look at it from the point of view of information media. these were the cassettes that were called btk we btknuli, that is, btknu aids it was a more advanced format, but since they looked absolutely the same, it happened. so you go to the shoot, give the cameraman a tape, he inserts it into the camera, but it doesn’t fit. now these are the small flash drives that the correspondent takes with him on departure. our country. i believe the only one in the world that went live at 4:00 in the morning. we clipped something out of cardboard here , painted a board for decoration, and everything was a little theatrical, if something is not so simple for you. they fired you, kicked you out, changed you , and it wasn’t a nice word rebranding. if someone made a mistake in stress or in numerals there, how would it be 576 in the instrumental case. you can answer me now. i know they gradually moved from analogue broadcasting to digital broadcasting , the transition to hd of course, and for telev

and here it was commonplace both at the faculty of journalism and in general journalistic circles, butf view of information media. these were the cassettes that were called btkma btkma sleeps, that is btknu is sleeping. it was a more advanced format, but since they looked exactly the same, it happened. so you go to the shooting and give it. he inserts the arm into the camera, but it doesn’t fit. nowadays, these are the small flash drives that the correspondent takes with him when traveling. our country. i believe the only one in the world that was broadcast live at 4:00 in the morning. we made something out of cardboard here, painted a board for decoration, and everything was so a little theatrical. if something was wrong, they simply fired you, kicked you out, changed you, and that was not re, brandik is a beautiful word. if someone made a mistake in stress or in numerals there, how would 576 be in the instrumental case? you can answer me now. i know. gradually we moved from analogue broadcasting to digital broadcasting. the transition to hd, of course, was quite difficult for televis

representative of the belarusian union of journalists and alexey belyaev, until the end of the faculty of journalismning. we will discuss several key topics today. although it seems to me that it’s not worth mentioning every time we talk about the same thing, in general everything is mixed up, what they discuss and everything comes down to ukraine to a special military operation , a conflict as a redivision of the world. how can it be for me? if you agree with me , ukrainian history may already be approaching some such culmination. although, uh, many tragedies await us. i have the beginning of the end. beginning of the end. that’s right, they picked it up, i have this feeling, i don’t know how it will all end. i'm still an optimist. yes, i hope e doesn’t reach nuclear weapons. but these are not all the surprises that she is preparing for the russian federation. it’s time to call this a nato war with the russian federation it is very funny when americans and europeans say that they are not involved in the conflict with the russian federation while supplying weapons. there the photo ends up in the vid

, a denier of the belarusian union for journalists and alexey belyaev until the end of the faculty of journalismf bsu, a candidate of historical sciences. good evening, we will discuss several key topics today. although it seems to me that they shouldn’t voice it every time, we’ll talk about the same thing, in general, everything is mixed up, what they’re discussing and it all comes down to ukraine. to a special operation, the conflict is like, uh, the turning point of the world. how can it be for me? do not agree with me that some such culmination of ukrainian history may already be approaching. although, uh, we are expecting a lot of tragedy. i have the beginning of the end. the beginning of the end. that's right, they picked it up, i have this feeling, i don't know, how will it all end? i'm still an optimist. yes, i hope e doesn’t reach nuclear weapons. but these are not all the surprises that she is preparing for the russian federation , uh, it’s time to call this a nato war with the russian federation. it’s very funny when americans and europeans say that they are not involved in the confli

pilevskaya, general director of the national library, head of the knowledge society alexey belyaev faculty of journalismliament leader of the liberal democratic party of belarus good evening. i'd like to start. we discussed this before the program. here on this one this week, news began to arrive that didn’t seem to concern us, but in fact it did. well, the notorious double standards. i would like you to calmly discuss this topic. what what should we do about this, is it necessary to do something about it at all, because it’s no secret to anyone that sanctions have been introduced against our country for a long time, at least they have already forgotten about these sanctions, especially about the emotional and we exist perfectly well and and with these sanctions, although not without problems, of course, but as the president said, this is also a window of opportunity for so that they start, uh, undress and work and move, especially in some directions , and europeans suffer from them. there's a lot to say in this one. uh, they say the americans, probably not so much, but that’s not the point. so, every t

director of the national library, head of the knowledge society, alexey belyaev, dean of the faculty of journalism, bgou oleg gaidukevich, member of parliament. leader of the liberal democratic party. good things for belarus. i would like to start. we discussed this before the program. this week news began to arrive that seems to not concern us, but in fact it does. well notorious double standards. i would like you to calm down and discuss this topic. what what to do about it. isn’t it really necessary to do something about this, because it’s no secret to anyone that sanctions were introduced against our country a long time ago, although they have already forgotten about these sanctions, especially against them. sanitary and wonderful, uh, we exist and and with these sanctions, although not without problems, of course, but as the president said, this is also a window of opportunity to start uh, undress and work, move, especially in some areas they suffer from them and and europeans. in there's a lot of talk about this - uh , the americans say, probably not so much, but that's not the point. so, ev

you know, after all, the journalism faculty of moscow state university is here some kind of balabloggingnknown animal , they still have millions of views. and i mean with my higher education there up to twenty years of experience in the foreign ministry. and there are barely a couple of hundred thousand subscribers scraping together, why are you wondering how you managed to overcome something? you know, i just realized that, well, i kind of have. and, well, there is my niche, there is a format, there are, uh, people to look for, with whom i am in dialogue. uh-huh and maybe not many of them, but they are very cool. well, as if loyal devotees and we again. shared values ​​at some point i i realized that being true to your values ​​is more important than having a lot of followers, but being loyal and passing them on to communicate them here, which i don't have. i don't have a task. that's right, i'm so valuable in general, all of myself. such a solid one. yes, i'm in such a white finger, it's interesting, these are the values, what you talk about family good family yes strong family love fo

general director of the national library, head of the knowledge society, alexey belyaev dean of the faculty, journalismevich, member of parliament leader of the liberal democratic party. good evening to belarus. check. i'd like to start. we discussed this before the program. this week news began to arrive, it seems not touch us, really touch us. well, the notorious double standards. i would like you to calm down and discuss this topic. what what to do about it. isn’t it really necessary to do something about this, because it’s no secret that sanctions have been introduced against our country for a long time, although you might have forgotten about these sanctions, especially about the social ones, and we exist perfectly well with these sanctions, although not without problems, of course, but as the president said, this is also a window of opportunity to start, uh, undress and work , move, especially in some directions suffer from them and and the europeans have a lot to say about this. uh, they say the americans, probably not so much, but that’s not the point. so, every time there are sanctions against

of course, a lot was written. uh, well, already being a student at moscow university, he took his stories to the journal new world journalist facultylike, uh, a professional writer. what a terrible combination of words. no, well, everyone writes, yes, it is known e clearly at 10-12 years old. e at 15:00, but not everyone enters the new world of 19 years. yes, for me it was an event and happiness, i remember we somehow hung out with classmates and uh, there was some kind of topic with getting into some kind of night club and i climbed over the fence and one of them screamed showing me. there climbs the author of the new world. and although others understood this publication was just to come, but this is acrylic and it seems to me that i myself spread this energy of the legend. that is, it was the legend of shargunov? well, cool, yes cool to publish, it was inspiring and down with energy, then write big things, then apply for a debut award. i received it. well , in general, well, somehow i can’t imagine myself without writing, but at the same time i like this fever of debutantism. uh-huh, you always want to feel at the beginning of s

journalism and olympiads in russian language and law. and just like i once did, i dream of enrolling in a faculty.ave the next one the question of russia is the side of opportunity and now a huge number of competitions are being implemented, aimed at the development of children, including the big change. i am also participating in it today; the shift to act within the framework of the youth forum of the territory of meanings is ending, and i have a question about the academy’s competencies. a-and a person must have quality in order to enter the work of a civil servant and perhaps a be the president of russia because we are now creating the future and the country of opportunities will spread. this is our slogan and this is what the children's room is focused on. school of mentoring and our forum is the territory of meaning. thanks you know, i'll say, maybe common trivial things, but uh without them nowhere. look here. you said oh lord , this is a service, this is a service to the people in your country. if there is no inner need to help a person, then you don’t need to go to a medical school, becau