To the Point
An inside look at Sputnik's propaganda operation
The BBC and AFP are state-owned information services that produce real news — highly respected by the international news media. When Andrew Feinberg signed on to the Russian-owned outlet Sputnik, he was assured it was just the same. After all, it has a seat at the White House briefings.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe BBC and AFP are state-owned information services that produce real news — highly respected by the international news media. When Andrew Feinberg signed on to the Russian-owned outlet Sputnik, he was assured it was just the same. After all, it has a seat at the White House briefings. But in an article for Politico, Sputnik's former White House correspondent says it was not what it seemed.
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3 of 3Free speech and neo-Nazis- 1:27Trump lashes out in Phoenix
- 8:03The ACLU when free speech turns violent
- 41:38An inside look at Sputnik's propaganda operationYou’re reading this