Already written the "branch"*. On the vulnerabilities of "offshore journalism"

Alexander Petrikov specifically for "Kashin"

Last week, the journalists of the agency, previously known as “Project”*, published a truly sensational investigation about the family of the Kuzbass governor Sergei Tsivilev -one of the most noticeable Russian officials of the third Putin generation (that is, whose biography begins already in our time and does not contain mysterious pages of the “seventies”). The agency’s journalists managed to find out that Tsivilev’s wife is in a relationship with Vladimir Putin and, perhaps, this kinship made the coal oligarch, and then the governor of the most important area, from a simple naval sailor. Such discoveries are interesting in that they allow you to understand the logic of the Kremlin’s personnel policy and the construction of our feudalism itself, to track informal ties within the Russian elite. The authors of the investigation are rightfully proud of the work done, and, sitting on the reached the top, spit it mildly - on cowards and losers from Russian legal media, who have not even become interested in the mystery of Tsivilev for so many years, not to mention it to solve it.

It is clear that the journalist who did not bury Russian journalism at least once and did not say goodbye to her, but here is still a special case-Roman Badanin* almost the first to reformulate the problem in Grebenshchikov-journalism in the ass, and we are not yet, and those who want to be alive are offered a completely clear route, the final point of which the Glavred of the “agency” calls “offshore” And this is a very good and accurate definition - we are talking about work outside Russian jurisdictions and in general (unlike Medusa* the best years, which in Riga sat only formally, reporters worked from Moscow, Russian advertisers bought advertising outside Russia. To leave, to be like Christ Grozev (the only name mentioned by Badanin* in a positive way as an example to follow), to hold on to each other and learn real journalism in offshore educational institutions - this is how a positive program addressed to those who are languishing in the super -centenary legal Russian media.

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