Presenter on RT says network tries to offer 'alternative view' of world affairs (EuroNews)

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11 Jul 2019

BY SEAN GALLAGHER

Russia’s RT and Sputnik Networks were the only two media organisations to be banned from the Media Freedom Conference taking place in London this week because of their “active role in spreading disinformation” according to British foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt. Read the full article.

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Sean Gallagher is a former online editor at Index on Censorship. He is also a former editor at the Los Angeles Times and a producer at The New York Times

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