journalism is and how and what to teach journalists today? elena leonidovna vartanova, dean of the faculty of journalism at moscow university, yaroslav lbovich ean of the faculty of international journalism at the institute of international relations. i'm vladimir. hello, dear friends. good evening. i have this first question or preliminary question for you. as i call it, there is such a stereotype, unpleasant for our profession, that journalists are not liked, where did he come from, and how do you personally feel about him? in the profession, a journalist must ask questions, and quite often uncomfortable questions, they don’t like journalists for asking uncomfortable questions, probably this is the first reason, a journalist lives in a very fast world, he doesn’t always have enough time well prepared. conversation with your expert, so sometimes a journalist’s questions are superficial , hasty, this is also an objective second reason, and the third, probably, is that it is not always easy for journalists to formulate these questions, and the journalist that probably wrong, quite often he wants to get some kind of given answer, yeah, so journ

seemed to have received a quite decent education, she graduated from the faculty of journalism of moscow university, then a magistracy atrate of nikolai. vasilovich, albats, this is all clear, she is a descendant of the bundists, her grandfather was a bundov, who came to russia in 1915 to make a revolution, then the distortion of history, of course, makes a strong impression, because there is nothing like that in the letter to marya, that is, to my mother , uh, nikolai vasilyevich did not write about the ban on the edict of the russian language, especially since the sovereign... alexander ii alexander nikolaevich, as you know, 3 years after the death of gogl, he just ascended to the russian throne, talk about imperial political in this case. in relation to discrimination against the ukrainian language, it is quite absurd, because goglya was educated in russian , mizhensky gymnasium, higher sciences, which he successfully completed, where he studied russian grammar, as well as the languages ​​​​latin, german, french, khemsky decree, yes, alexander ii , he banned the ukrainian language completely, and nothing could be wri

accordingly i was preparing to enroll at the same time in the faculty of history, went to preparatory courses at moscow university, and mgimo, the faculty of international journalism specializations there , this is journalism and history of international relations, with more attention paid to history. such things or different, international journalism, the history of international relations, the history of the cpsu is included in this totality , well, i had it, three pairs every week, always, then the history of the ussr, the history of the east, the history of european countries, america, that’s all individual subjects, slavic countries, yes , yes, as a separate subject, and then there is regional studies, that is, the history of the country of its first language. but in those years, in such universities like magimo, gites, the exams were a month earlier than all the others, you could only enter one university, everyone failed , they calmly went with their documents to another, to enter a normal university, i had everything planned, i failed mgemo and after that i applied for the faculty of history, but i got in, that’s why it turned out that i passed four more e

for me, it’s just the opposite, i initially wanted to enroll in the faculty of journalism at moscow state university our dad’s influence is very significant in the family, he told me: well , nastyush, what kind of profession is a journalist, let’s be a doctor, and i graduated from school with a gold medal, for me , in principle, it was not a problem to choose one university, another, your family tradition ends with gold medals, or in volgograd all the girls, only nastesh, well, probably, yes, pah-pah, there will be tulchiki, the selection committee , you mean, so i listened to my dad, went to study at the medical university in volgograd and graduated from it, i am a doctor by training, but fate turned out differently, that is at some point i went more into the field of advertising, but in the medical field, accordingly, and then at some point , through advertising, did you somehow run the path? yes, yes, and then at some point, katyusha told me, well, you’re somewhere far away, let’s do the same thing, only together, i said, okay, go ahead, it’s already been the seventh year that we’ve been working

accordingly i was preparing to enroll at the same time in the faculty of estimates, went to preparatory courses at moscow university and mgemo, faculty of international journalismwhy mgemo, because there are essentially two specialized specializations there, these are journalism and the history of international relations, and more attention is paid to history , whether things are quite similar or different, journalism international, the history of international relations, the history of the cpsu is included in this totality, i had it, three pairs every week. yes, then the history of the ussr, the history of the east, the history of european countries, america, these are all separate subjects , slavic countries, yes, yes, imo, as a separate subject, uh, and then there is regional studies, that is, the history of the country of its first language, but in those years, in such universities as magimo, gites, exams were a month earlier than in all others, you could only enter one university, everyone failed, they calmly went with documents to another, normal university. to enroll, i had everything planned, i failed mgemo and after that i applied to the faculty of his

accordingly i was preparing to enter the history faculty at the same time, i went on preparatory courses, moscow university, and mgemo, faculty of international journalismy, well , i had it, i always talk about three couples every week, then the history of the ussr, the history of the east, history countries of europe, america, these are all separate items. a separate subject, and then there is regional studies, that is, the history of the country of its first language, but in those years, in universities such as magimo, gites, exams were a month earlier than all others, you could only enter one university, everyone failed, they calmly went with documents to another, to enter a normal university, i had everything planned, i failed and after that i submitted documents to the faculty, well, i got in, that’s why i took four more exams for the ball-certificate, i’m creative in myself a competition, four exams, interviews, well, gradually , as i understand it, after all, for some period history, well, it took up most of the professional aspect, i can’t say, well, for example, when i had the honor of serving in the ministry of culture , those are also close t