Can miss these information messages, these special Information Operations that are being prepared in moscow, kateryno. I think that here it is worth paying attention, again to sociology, that the majority of ukrainians understand that elections there during the war are impossible, and the issue of legitimacy for ukrainians, globally , of the president , if it is closed, the president is, the legitimate term continues, we see that probably, as a confirmation of mr. Andriy yusovs words, today lukashenko, putin. There they addressed something with belarus and noted that zelenskyi was said to be illegitimate, but i wonder from whom it sounds. It seems that from the point of view of ukrainians there globally, well, this is not a question , we understand that there is black and white, there are no halftones, halftones, however, it must be taken into account that there is such an informational influence, if some small percentage of people there are really affected and they will talk about the
We already have this technological advantage, in particular in ground drones, in certain types, strategic and operational drones, there are entire Data Transmission systems, the creation of false targets, electromagnetic targets, i think that Ukrainian Missile weapons are also in particular the neptune project, it has unique opportunities for its development and scaling, i think that it is with by acquiring such a capability, we will save the lives of our military and win this war. Mr. Pavle, at the same time, one often hears about the fact that too much paper reporting falls on commanders of various levels, the impression is that this paper reporting is getting bigger and bigger, how to deal with it, like this. A step away from paper reporting army to go digital and how to avoid this paper component in the life of our armed forces . Well, paperwork is also an element of trust, why dont they want to leave it, because they dont trust it. I think that with the appearance, with digitizati
Print sources that support it. This 20 minute interview is part of booktvs college series. Host well, booktv on cspan2 is on location at the university of pennsylvania in philadelphia. We are in the Annenberg School of communication currently, and joining us is the dean of the Annenberg School, michael x. Delli carpini. Dean delli carpini, what is the Annenberg School of communication . Is. Guest well, were a freestanding school, one of 12 hoar at penn, and we do research, both research for the public consumption and for scholarly work. And ph. D. Training and undergraduate training on the way in which media and communication influence social practices, political practices, Health Practices and cultural practices. Host well, were here specifically to talk to you about your most recent book, after broadcast news media regimes, democracy and the new information environment. But it seems that for the last 20 to 30 years weve been debating the after broadcast news scenario. How do you asse
War. Booktv in prime time continues this week. Tonight after the communicators, well bring you authors from book fairs and festivals. At 8 30 p. M. Eastern, we begin with Oscar Goodman at freedom fest. He talks about being oscar from mob lawyer to mayor of las vegas. After that, well go to this years printers row Literary Festival to hear about the cooked seed. Then on to bookexpo be america in new york city city with erica jong who talks about fear of flying. And we finish with author and radio talk show host larry elder at the Los Angeles Times festival of books as he discusses his memoir about his troubled relationship with his father in dear father, dear son. Booktv in prime time all this week on cspan2. Cspan, created by americas Cable Companies in 1979, brought to you as a Public Service by your television provider. Host well, with the announcement this week that the Washington Post has been sold to jeff bethos, we thought wed take this opportunity to look at changes in the newsp
That supports the role that everyone has to play in the economy including getting people in poverty on a pathway to selfsufficiency. That is just as important. Round of applause for our panel. [applause] up next, booktv takes you to the Fourth Annual boston book festival for a panel called the future of reading. This is about an hour, 15 minutes. Good afternoon. My name is amy ryan, president of the Boston Public Library, and it is an honor and a pleasure to welcome you to the Boston Public Library for the boston book festival. First of all, id like the to thank all the staff and particularly deborah porter, the executive director and founder of the boston book festival, for this amazing lineup this weekend of contentrich programs. [applause] so you can imagine my intense interest in this program, the future of reading, and all of us in the Library World are. So im looking forward to hearing your comments. And what id like to do now is introduce the moderator. [applause] its my pleasur