
Roskomnadzor issued the second warning of the editorial office of Maxim magazine in the year. This is stated in the official message of the department. The second warning was made for an interview with the leader of the Belarusian group "Lapis Trubetskoy" Sergey Mikhalk, published in the May issue of the magazine.
"Roskomnadzor sent the editorial office to the founder of the magazine" Maxim - Russian edition "Writing. The magazine published an interview containing obscene abuse. This warning to this publication is the second for 12 months," the department said.
Interviews under the heading "No, I will not go to Russia" is available on the publication’s website. Out -bloodwheard words are printed with missing letters. In an interview, Mikhalok says, in particular, that he will not go to Russia, since the "aggressive environment" has been created in the country.
As the editor -in -chief of the MAXIM magazine, Alexander Malenkov, explained to RBC, the editorial office received the first warning for a review of the Leningrad group, in which obscene song names were mentioned. The review of the album "Our Beach" was published in the Maxim number for March 2015, after which Malenkov met with representatives of Roskomnadzor.
“We received clarifications of Roskomnadzor for the use of obscene vocabulary, but physically could not apply them in an interview with Mikhalk: by the time the May number in which it was released was already put into print. We hope that the court will react to this situation,” Malenkov said.
The second warning for the year gives Roskomnadzor the right to apply to the court to recall the license from the publication.