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Rosatom really, really wants me to know that they are clean energy

Happy Putin

Rosatom really, really wants me to know that they are clean energy

Posted on June, 2019 by MwBp • Leave a comment

Even before HBO’s “Chernobyl”, nuclear marketing has been strong in Hungary Continue reading →

15/16 pages in Orbán’s paper contain only ads

Commentary / The Poor Mental State of Fidesz Media

15/16 pages in Orbán’s paper contain only ads

Posted on December, 2018 by MwBp • Leave a comment

State-sponsored, naturally… Continue reading →

If I were a politician I would pay Facebook to…

Commentary

If I were a politician I would pay Facebook to…

Posted on March, 2018 by MwBp • Leave a comment

Facebook can help autocrats marginalize dissent – and much more Continue reading →

What Happened to the Hungarian Media?

Analysis

What Happened to the Hungarian Media?

Posted on March, 2018 by MwBp • 22 Comments

It’s not censorship, but economic tools Continue reading →

Which One Makes Life Beautiful?

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Which One Makes Life Beautiful?

Posted on December, 2017 by MwBp • Leave a comment

Marx or IKEA? Continue reading →

The Day They Went All Tyler Durden On Us

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The Day They Went All Tyler Durden On Us

Posted on November, 2016 by MwBp • 1 Comment

Repeat after me: “You have always loved the Russian nuclear deal.” Continue reading →

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