Electronic newspapers, magazines and mailing lists.

Russian (in KOI8) edition of National News Service provides valuable collection of the most recent news and reviews of all mass media sources (English edition). NNS has its own photo archive with portraits of all policy makers. Send requests and proposals to webmaster@nns.ru You can reach NNS at: 84/32-B1 Profsoyuznaya Str,117810, Moscow, Russia or by phone: +7 095 333 1311, fax: +7 095 333 6411. © 1996, National News Service

Arguments & Facts (A&F). Preview page is free of charge. Full issue (16 pages) costs $1. This is a weekly 16 page newspaper which had once the largest edition in the world. If you have questions and sugestions do not hesitate to write to the editorial staff of "A&F" (e-mail: aif@aie.msk.su) All contents Copyright (C) 1996, Information & Services of Informika Centre. Directory editor: T.Shnur (tshnur@mars.informika.ru) WebMaster: arhangel@aie.msk.su

Free on-line version of Literaturnaya Gazeta, only in Russian (koi-8 encoding). Here is the article about the situation in Russian science written by Ovanes Melikyan and published in the August 13, 1996 issue. Copyright © "Literaturnaya Gazeta", 1996. All rights reserved. WWW: designed & provided by Mediacom information company. Server: Relis of "Relcom" corp. Send comments to: mediacom@agizubna.net.kiae.su

Ogonyok. This magazine is available only in Russian. Electronic version is free. If you wish to subscribe for a printed version, call (+7-095) 261-4158, 261-7412.

Russkaia Myisl' (La Pensee Russe). All documents are in Russian. The on-line edition is provided by "Mediacom" information company on RELIZ server of Relcom. The newspaper is published by Editions Nouvelle Society La Presse Libre SARL (Pars, France).

Culture-related articles published in "Nezavisimaya Gazeta": books, theater, music. All articles are in Russian ( KOI-8 encoding).

"Russia-Today" is a service of the European Information Network. It provides news, reports, business information and daily summaries of the Russian newspapers. Copyright 1996 European Information Network, Inc. Send comments to: feedback@ein.cz

Lebed', (in Russian, KOI-8 encoding) is an independent weekly almanac from Boston. Editor-in-chief: Valeriy Lebedev. This almanac publishes articles interesting for the Russian speaking community. New articles can be submitted for publication to Yelena Nikolayevskaya: yelena@ziplink.net This almanac is also available in Windows encoding.

VESTI (NEWS), the largest Canadian Russian Language National Newspaper. November 1996: Russian chronicle. Electronic version is free of charge. Editor-in-chief: Arkady Turin, page design: Alex Bezborodko.

Steven R. Van Hook, former executive producer for a Moscow-based TV news bureau, suggests: Read between lines, and continues: "We look beyond the big news for the small stories with a human face". His server includes Moscow Reporter's Notebook featuring the final months of the Soviet Union in 1990-91, Moscow Photo Album as well as fresh odd & eclectic news notes from Russia, Asia, & beyond. Copyright © 1995 Steven R. Van Hook (wwmr@west.net), Santa Barbara, CA, USA.

"The St.Petersburg Press". This well-known on-line magazine is produced in St.Petersburg, Russia.

Thesaurus par Pays du Monde Diplomatique Russie (in French). Send comments to: webmaster@ina.fr

Archives of INFO-RUSS mailing list, in English and (transliterated) Russian. They are maintained by Alex Kaplan

New York city-based Moscow Channel is a online journal devoted to Russian cyberspace, culture, and arts. It features an illustrated flash of news, a collection of letters about life in Russia written by Vladimir Druk, and fossils of cyber-art. Alex Halberstadt, the editor, promises: "As frequently as possible, Moscow Channel will bring you new writing, art, design, and conjecture from the best and brightest in Russia and abroad".

Express-Chronicle weekly, this newspaper is provided free of charge. Other newspapers and magazines are available only for subscribers of Russia-on-Line. This service is maintained on the Sovam Teleport server. In Russian, KOI-8 encoding.

A.I. Solzhenitsyn wrote the article (available in KOI-8 | win1251 | DOS (alt) encodings) about the current situation in Russia. This article was published in the French daily "Le Monde" on November 26, 1996. The electronic version of his article was published in Express-Chronicle weekly on December 6, 1996. Because it appeared there in KOI-7 encoding, the article is reproduced here in all other (major) encodings and in PostScript format. As a reply, A. Podrabinek wrote the article "Several objections to A. Solzhenitsyn" which was published in Express-Chronicle weekly on January 5, 1997.

KONTAKT, Russian-American newspaper published twice a week by INFO-PRESS the first information agency of America in Russian language. The materials on this site are in Russian.
Contact person: Yuriy Altshul ( 74737.243@compuserve.com ).

Collections of links to newspapers and magazines

If you did not find above your favorite magazine or newspaper, search in one of the following indexes.

Informika Centre WWW server in Russia provides access to Russian Newspapers Collection. The largest collection of Russian-language newspapers and magazines on Internet. All contents Copyright (C) 1996, Information & Services of Informika Centre. Directory editor: T.Shnur (tshnur@mars.informika.ru) WebMaster: arhangel@aie.msk.su

Alexander Farber's collection of links to Russian newspapers and magazines.
Russia: Newspaper Services on the Internet (maintained by Steve Outing on the Planetary News server: outings@netcom.com).
Little Russia Newsstand in San Antonio, TX, USA.

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