67 Quotes by Margarita Simonyan

We're going to do international news and are trying to do a Russian angle on them, trying to show what impact international affairs have on Russia and we will also try to show interesting things about Russia, what is happening here, documentaries, interesting people and places, something that might be new to our audience.

I don't think it would make much sense if they did. It is pretty obvious when you censor it.

We will mainly have Russian news, but we will also show international events and express them from our point of view here.

Today, we're beginning the technical broadcast, but we don't want to give a definite date for the full launch now because of problems we may still encounter.

All too often, the view of Russia does not correspond to reality: information on Russia is either distorted or incomplete or just nonsense.

Our job is to tell the world about Russia and to report world news from a Russian viewpoint.

If we do have people appearing on the air live that are later found out to be Holocaust deniers or anything like that, we immediately put them onto a list of people who are forbidden from the air.

All of our anchors begin their shows with 'Hello from Moscow.'

American TV news is much more sophisticated. I think that American TV networks, it looks like, they invest a lot into news.