Russia.  Internet and IT sector devastated by the Kremlin.  Up to 100,000 people fled the country.  IT specialists

Russia. Internet and IT sector devastated by the Kremlin. Up to 100,000 people fled the country. IT specialists

The journalist of Medusa, Vladislav Gorin, wrote that in connection with the Russian IT sector was almost completely destroyed. The journalist drew attention to the departure of thousands of IT specialists and the withdrawal of Western IT companies from the Russian market.

Censorship in Russia. Even 100,000 IT specialists have left the country. Thousands of websites have been blocked

“I see the planes used by IT specialists for two months. According to the assessment of the Russian Association for Electronic Communications, from 70 to 100 thousand people left” – explained Vladislav Gorin.

Meduza has calculated that more than 3,000 websites and websites have been blocked in Russia due to military censorship. In all cases, it was about limiting Russians’ access to sources of information other than the Kremlin’s.

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The war in Ukraine. Russia censors the media

In late February, two days after the Russian attack on Ukraine, Roskomnadzor issued legislation that prohibits describing Putin’s aggression as an “invasion”. The Russian authorities describe the ongoing attack as a “special operation”. The only information allowed for publication in Russia about the war in Ukraine is that from the official communications of the Russian Ministry of Defense. The penalty for non-compliance with the regulation is a blockade.

Many TV and radio stations have not complied with the bans of Russian censorship. Blocked by this were, inter alia, Nastojaszczje Vremya (Current Time TV), the Russian version of Crimea.Realities, “The New Times” website, Tajga.info portal, as well as Ukrainian media such as Interfax. Six days after the start of the war in Ukraine, the Russian prosecutor general also ordered to “limit” access to the Dogj channel and radio Echo Moskvy.

In early March, the foreign ministry accused Facebook, Google, Twitter and other foreign platforms of “inciting war”. As a result, access to social media such as Facebook and Twitter was limited in Russia.

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Source: Gazeta

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