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We ain’t done yet: The Russian authorities are now blocking Meduza. We’re ready for this, but we need your help.
On March 1, 2022 -- what feels like a century ago -- we sent a message to our newsletter subscribers, warning that the Russian authorities planned to block Meduza along with the last remnants of the country's independent news media. That has now come to pass. Hours ago, we received confirmation that the Federal Service for Supervision in the Sphere of Telecom, Information Technologies, and Mass Communications (known more commonly as Roskomnadzor) is now requiring Internet service providers inside Russia to block access to Meduza's website.
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By Nikolai PriserOn March 1, 2022 -- what feels like a century ago -- we sent a message to our newsletter subscribers, warning that the Russian authorities planned to block Meduza along with the last remnants of the country's independent news media. That has now come to pass. Hours ago, we received confirmation that the Federal Service for Supervision in the Sphere of Telecom, Information Technologies, and Mass Communications (known more commonly as Roskomnadzor) is now requiring Internet service providers inside Russia to block access to Meduza's website.