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Celem artykułu jestanaliza obrazu Polski w państwowej rosyjskiej telewizji w kontekście wprowadzenia nowej ustawy dekomunizacyjnej w Polsce. Przedmiotem analizy jakościowej są rosyjskie programy informacyjno-publicystyczne poświęcone rozbiórce pomników żołnierzy radzieckich w Polsce. Autorka stawia hipotezę o zmianie w przekazywaniu informacji i zaostrzeniu narracji medialnej. Zastosowanie analizy zawartości wypowiedzi prowadzących i gości pozwoliła na uzyskanie odpowiedzi na temat obrazu Polski i obecnego poziomu programów telewizyjnych talk show o charakterze polityczno-społecznym. Wybrane programy traktują nie tylko o rozbiórce pomników żołnierzy radzieckich, lecz także poświęcone są obecnym relacjom politycznym rosyjsko-polskim. Wnioski, które można wyciągnąć z analizy programów to znaczny wzrost nastrojów antypolskich, które wzmagają prowadzący dziennikarze. Programy typu polityczne talk show rozpowszechniają w społeczeństwie rosyjskim negatywny i stronniczy obraz Polski.
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The aim of the article is to analyze the image of Poland on Russian state television in the context of the introduction of a new decommunization law in Poland. The subjects of qualitative analysis are Russian information and journalistic programs devoted to the demolition of Soviet soldiers‘ monuments in Poland. The author hypothesizes about a change in the provision of information and sharpening media narrative. The application of the content analysis of the presenters and guests‘ statements made it possible to obtain an answer on Poland‘s image and current level of political and social talk shows. Selected programs deal not only with the demolition of monuments to Soviet soldiers but are also devoted to current Russian-Polish political relations. The conclusions that can be drawn from the analysis of the programs indicate a significant increase in anti-Polish sentiments, intensified by the leading journalists. Political talk show programs spread a negative and biased picture of Poland in Russian society.
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Being a journalist in Russia during the USRR meant highly reputable but as well partly dependency work. After the collapse of the Soviet Union the situation on media market has changed especially situation on freedom of speech. But in 1993 the process of glasnost ended and the media went back to serve the interests of their owners. On the other hand it was a good time for valuable television programs and in‑depth press analyses. With the beginning of Putin’s presidency everything has changed on Russian media market. The 2000’s have seen a resurgence of the Soviet media system. Current Russian journalism is weak, we can observe a very negative tendencies like increasing state control over media, buying up nearly all independent media and increasing self‑censorship. An analytical function of media as well as critical view has moved to marginal position. Violence against journalists takes various forms including threats, physical assaults and murders. Russian media is not politically free and young generation of journalists does not want to criticize the political authority. No wonder that Committee to Protect Journalists called Russia was one of the deadliest countries in the world for journalists.
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