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Digital Inequalities in European Post-Soviet Statesthe World Wide Web in relation to digital inequalities, so as to establish a framework of comparison for a deeper analysis covering European post-Soviet states by comparing Internet penetration, adoption, and use trends among different post-Soviet states. This allows for an understanding of forms of

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The Internet in the Structure of the Russian Media Systema change into a theoretical framework developed recently in media studies. The chapter proves the diverse nature of conceptualisation of Russian media system, considering both the normative model for media change in post-socialism, proposed by the Western, mostly American and Western European, media

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