Journalists from Russia's last independent news organization are leaving the country after the Prosecutor General's Office issued an order to restrict access to both TV Rain, and Radio Echo, also known as Echo of Moscow.

What will this do for coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, since all other Russian media outlets are following Vladimir Putin's orders to report on the situation as a "special operation?"  

To find out,  KCBS Radio news anchors Jeff Bell and Patti Reising spoke with Peter  Laufer, University of Oregon Journalism Professor and former news anchor and talk show host here in San Francisco.

 

Journalists from Russia's last independent news organization are leaving the country after the Prosecutor General's Office issued an order to restrict access to both TV Rain, and Radio Echo, also known as Echo of Moscow.
What will this do for coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, since all other Russian media outlets are following Vladimir Putin's orders to report on the situation as a "special operation?" &nbsp;
To find out, &nbsp;KCBS Radio news anchors Jeff Bell and Patti Reising spoke with Peter&nbsp; Laufer, University of Oregon Journalism Professor and former news anchor and talk show host here in San Francisco.
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