Inside Russia’s Newsrooms | M. Scott Brauer

Journalists wait for the arrival of Russian president Vladimir Putin at his annual press conference in Moscow, Russia. The press conference lasted 5 hours.
Members of the Ministry of Information and area journalists meet in Ufa, Bashkortostan, Russia.
Pavel Gusev, Editor in Chief of Moskovskii Komsomolets, meets with foreign journalists in his offices in Moscow, Russia. The paper, largely known for publishing sensational coverage of general news and society. Gusev
Moscow media interview Dina Gazaliyeva,a television reporter from Tatarstan, before Russian president Vladimir Putin's annual press conference in Moscow, Russia. The woman's sign reads "Heart Tatarstan" and is used to get the attention of President Putin during the press conference. The woman asked Putin a question about the regional organization of Russia's territory. Media from across the country attended the press conference.
Jackie Chan poses for the media while promoting a the film "Armor of God 3: Mission Zodiac" (also known as "Chinese Zodiac") in Moscow, Russia.
A translator works to translate news programming to Bashkir language at the state-run Telecenter radio and television stations in Ufa, Bashkortostan, Russia.
A reporter asks a question to the organizing committee of the new opposition party "5th of December" in Moscow, Russia.
Journalists listen to a press conference on the new Wow Moscow tourism initiative in the Museum of History in Red Square in Moscow, Russia.
An MTV reporter and cameraman prepare to cover an art opening attended by music and television stars in Moscow, Russia.
Moskovskii Komsomolets reporters work in their cubicles in the newspaper's offices in Moscow, Russia.
A reporter uses a paper airplane to try to get the attention of Russian president Vladimir Putin during Putin's annual press conference in Moscow, Russia. The press conference lasted 5 hours.
A press technician inspects printing in the Moskovskii Komsomolets press in Moscow, Russia.