
Svetlana Babaeva, exponent of presenting state awards in the Big Kremlin Palace
This was announced at a meeting with the employees of the publication on July 5 co -owner of the Rambler & CO holding Alexander Mamut. Mamut substantiated the new purpose by the fact that it would allow the editors of “working better, capture a new audience, and also tighten technical support,” the employee of the publication said NT on the condition of anonymity.
Alekseeva began working in the publication 10 years ago by a business correspondent, whose editor became in 2013. “We will save and will develop the best traditions developed by the professional team of the editorial office for years,” she commented on her increase. RBC journalists associate the appointment of Alekseeva with her “good personal relationships” with a mother.
Svetlana Babaeva became known about the departure of the editor -in -chief of Gazeta.Ru on July 5. The Rambler & CO holding, which includes Gazeta.Ru, did not extend the expired contract with it. For Babaeva herself, the shareholder’s decision, apparently, was a complete surprise. “Her departure is a forced, not a voluntary decision,” said NT a source familiar with the situation.
Meanwhile, a note on Babaeva’s care on the RNS website notes that "during its work, a redesign and restart of the publication was carried out, high citation indicators were achieved." Babaeva herself is also given a comment: “The time spent in the“ newspaper ”is an amazing time, I gained vast experience, new knowledge and skills that, I want to believe, I can apply in the future.”
Babaeva served as editor -in -chief since September 2013. Prior to that, she headed the policy of the Izvestia newspaper and oversaw the work of RIA Novosti's cornettles in the UK and the USA.
At the end of May of this year, Natalya Galimova, deputy editor of the policy department, also left the publication. She hid the real reason for her departure by writing on the social network Facebook that "she saw in her further work (as amended by Gazeta.ru - NT) serious reputation risks." Confused NT sources claim that Galimova has gone due to sharply tightened censorship. For example, in May of this year, the publication was banned, according to sources, to publish the news that the Governor of the Moscow Region Andrei Vorobyov used a state helicopter worth more than 1 billion rubles for flight to the Liturgy in Sergiev Posad.
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