Echo was first aired on August 22, 1990 in Moscow under the name Radio-M (Radio-EM, Echo of Moscow) at a frequency of 1206 kHz (CB). Gained fame during the events of August 19-21, 1991 - "Echo" was one of the few radio stations that opposed the Emergency Committee in the early days.
Gained fame during the events of August 19-21, 1991 - "Echo" was one of the few radio stations that opposed the Emergency Committee in the early days. The GKChP decree No. 3 on the suspension of the radio station's activities is now regarded by the leaders of Echo as a high state award. According to the editor-in-chief Alexei Venediktov, the special services made several attempts to disconnect the radio station from the air, but its employees managed to connect the studio to the transmitter via a telephone line and continue broadcasting. From the first day of its existence, "Echo of Moscow" has adhered to one rule: "All meaningful points of view on events must be presented." Journalists jokingly call "Echo of Moscow" - "Ear of Moscow", scoundrels - "Yehu of Moscow".
The weekly audience of the radio station in Moscow is about 2.2 million people, and in the Russian regions as a whole - about 7 million people. According to Medialogia's data for April 2012, Ekho Moskvy is the most cited radio station, being ahead of all TV channels and all magazines and second only to a number of newspapers. In terms of daily audience volume, according to Comcon for March 2012, Ekho Moskvy is the most popular radio station in Moscow, ahead of Avtoradio and Russian Radio. According to TNS Global data for February-April 2012, Ekho Moskvy is also the leader, ahead of Radio Russia and Radio Shanson. The audience of the site in Russia was 2.918 million people (8.6% of Russian users) and 898 thousand in Moscow (15.3%).
About the radio company
Sergey Korzun, co-founder and first editor-in-chief of Ekho Moskvy until 1996
Yuri Fedutinov, General Director of Echo of Moscow in 1992–2014
Echo of Moscow is an information and conversation radio station.
The radio station is organized in the form of a closed joint stock company. Currently, 66% of all shares of Echo of Moscow are owned by Gazprom-Media Holding, 34% are divided among the journalists of the radio station, of which 18% are owned by Alexey Venediktov personally.
Ekho Moskvy is a profitable radio station and pays dividends to its shareholders. The board of directors of ZAO Ekho Moskvy has 4 directors from Gazprom, three directors from Echo and two independent directors. The chairman of the board of directors of Echo is Nikolai Senkevich.
According to some observers, both in Russia and in the West, Echo is the only truly independent media outlet in Russia, and the only proof that freedom of information for the mass listener still exists.
Despite the fact that the controlling stake in ZAO Ekho Moskvy belongs to Gazprom-Media Holding, according to the Russian law on mass media, founders or shareholders have no right to interfere in editorial policy. The statute (charter of the organization) of Echo of Moscow prescribes that the editorial course can be determined exclusively by the editor-in-chief. Echo is positioned as a professional radio.
Regarding the opposition, the editor-in-chief Venediktov said: “We are not an opposition radio, we are an information radio - once. We are a platform for discussions of different forces - two. We are a place for analytics and opinions of various political structures, forces, ideas - three. We are not opposition radio”.
Concept and broadcast
Echo of Moscow is focused on news broadcasting, the main programs are news of politics and culture, press reviews, conversations with guests, interactive communication with listeners, author programs on various topics. Echo of Moscow broadcasts around the clock in more than 40 cities in Russia, the CIS, the United States and the Baltic countries.
Echo of Moscow conducts streaming (streaming, online) Internet broadcasting with a bandwidth of 32 to 160 Kb / s, as well as audio and video podcast broadcasting in the format of RSS feeds. Also on the site "Echo of Moscow" many programs can be watched in live video, organized with the help of the company "Setevizor" and video hosting Youtube. …
Echo of Moscow at its own expense (with the help of Russian satellite operators Tricolor TV and NTV Plus) transmits the signal in digital coding to the terrestrial receiving equipment of the regional broadcaster via communication satellites:
· Eutelsat W4 - Central, Northwestern, Volga, Ural and Southern federal districts.
· Yamal-200 - Siberian and Far Eastern Federal Districts.
The audience
Sergey Buntman (right), co-founder of Ekho Moskvy, first deputy editor-in-chief
The daily audience of the radio station in Moscow is approximately 900 thousand people and about 1.8 million in other regions of Russia. The potential audience of listeners for September 2011 is 46, 835 million people. From October 2010 to October 2011, the radio audience in Moscow alone increased by almost 90 thousand people. The weekly audience in Moscow is about 2 million people, and in the Russian regions as a whole - about 7 million people. According to TNS Global (Moscow, summer 2011), Ekho Moskvy's target audience is wealthy and well-to-do Muscovites over 40 with higher education. They make up more than a third of the radio station's daily audience (324 thousand people). This is the maximum value in comparison with all Moscow radio stations. According to the Comcon research company for October 2011, Echo ranks first in the FM band in terms of listening time (more than 200 minutes a day) and audience loyalty - about 40% of its listeners call Echo of Moscow their favorite radio station. According to TNS Global (Moscow), about 160 thousand people. only listen to Echo.
According to TNS Global (Moscow) for September - October 2011, the most rated programs, taking 1st place among all radio stations, are Morning U-turn, Minority Opinion, Clinch, Cover, People Against, "Case", "The essence of events", "In the circle of light", "48 minutes", "Full album", "No fools", "Let's go", "Blogout", "Scanner".
Popularity
According to the Medialogia company, Ekho Moskvy is the most influential radio in Russia, and among other media outlets for this indicator it is on a par with such media outlets as Kommersant, Channel One, Vedomosti. In terms of the absolute value of the citation index for 2011, Ekho Moskvy (1675, 25) surpasses all TV channels and magazines.
Website
Old studio
In 1997, Ekho Moskvy was the first among Moscow radio stations to have a website on the Internet. And in 1998, the first broadcasting channel in RealAudio appeared. There were several versions of the site in 1997, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2011. A pda version was also created. The Ekho Moskvy website has twice won the Intel Internet Prize in the Traditional Mass Media on the Internet nomination (2000 and 2001). In November 2008, the website www.echo.msk.ru became a laureate of the Runet-2008 Prize in the Culture and Mass Communications nomination. For users of the site, sound broadcasts of radio broadcasts for several years, transcripts of interviews, search by materials, RSS-subscription, the ability to leave comments and ask questions to guests and employees, take part in polls, form the top-7 materials and persons are available. There is a Club of privileged listeners "Echo", the so-called. "Red frames" who can take part in broadcasts, as well as keep a personal blog.
Among the site's bloggers who regularly post their materials here are many of the most famous politicians, economists, cultural and art workers of Russia and other states, persons mentioned in Wikipedia.
On August 22, 2011, on its next birthday, the radio station launched the fifth version of the site. The expansion of the Club and the increase in user activity, the further development of multimedia services required new, more modern functionality and design. The main innovations of the version are personal pages of registered users and friends' feed, quantitative and qualitative ratings of user pages, the ability to leave recommendations and support for both editorial and user-generated content. At the end of 2011, the site traffic was over 300 thousand.people per day, and the average page views per day is 2 million times.
On December 4, 2011, on the day of elections to the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, the site of the radio station "Echo of Moscow" was subjected to a powerful hacker DDoS attack.
Another new version of the site appeared in August 2014.
Manual
General directors
· Mikhail Rosenblat (1990-1992)
· Yuri Fedutinov (1992–2014)
Ekaterina Pavlova (2014, from 2015)
· Mikhail Demin (2014–2015)
Chief editors
· Sergey Korzun (1990-1996)
Alexey Venediktov (since 1998)
Sergey Buntman - first deputy editor-in-chief
Vladimir Varfolomeev - first deputy editor-in-chief
Marina Koroleva - Deputy Editor-in-Chief (until December 2015).
History
Base
House-book at Novy Arbat, 11, where "Echo of Moscow" is located
In May 1990, a meeting was held at the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University with the participation of Dean Yasen Zasursky, Head of the Department of Television and Radio Broadcasting Georgy Kuznetsov, Heads of the Radio Association V. Buryak, G. Kliger, M. Rosenblat, Executive Secretary of the Ogonyok magazine A. Shcherbakov and S. Korzun, who was invited to head the editorial board. In May-June 1990, working meetings were held in the smoking room of the announcers of the USSR State Television and Radio Broadcasting S. Korzun and S. Buntman - the development of the concept of a fundamentally new for the USSR talk radio station, built on the principles of free journalism, the complete absence of propaganda and brainwashing. Alexey Venediktov recalled that people who worked at the State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company were tired of lying, so they decided to start their own radio business. Initially, the founders of Echo of Moscow as a mass media were the Moscow City Council of People's Deputies, the Radio Association, the Ogonyok magazine and the journalism faculty of Moscow State University.
On August 9, 1990, the registration of the radio station as a media outlet was completed by the Moscow Soviet on the basis of the USSR Press Law, which entered into force on August 1, 1990. The name of the new radio station was searched for for a long time: "Rumor", "Stalker", "Capital". At 18:57 on August 22, 1990, the radio station went on the air for the first time. However, Echo traditionally celebrates its birthday a month later, when everything is in place after the summer holidays.
Chronology
Coverage of the events in Vilnius in January 1991 became a baptism of fire for Echo. A few days after that, a TASS report appeared, where it was a question of a malicious station living on American money and simply slandering from under the Kremlin wall itself. There were not only attempts to put pressure on the radio station, but they wanted to actually close the station.
Alexey Venediktov, editor-in-chief of Ekho Moskvy since 1998
On August 19, 1991, the broadcast was stopped by KGB officers at about half past seven in the morning, after the host of the program, S. Korzun, refused to stop the broadcast. On August 20 at 13:40 by order of the Minister of Communications of the RSFSR Vladimir Bulgak and thanks to the efforts of the Deputy Minister of Communications of the USSR A. Ivanov, People's Deputies of Moscow and Russia, the transmitter was turned on.
At 22:50, communication with the transmitter was lost again. According to some reports, this happened after the GKChP decree issued in the evening of the same day on the closure of Echo Moskvy radio as "not conducive to stabilizing the situation." According to other sources, the wire through which the signal from the studio went to the transmitter was cut off at the request of the Lubyanka. Sound engineer Vladimir Petrakov called the transmitting center and found out that technically there is no problem to "switch" a regular landline telephone to the transmitter. At about 2 am on August 21, work resumed (according to Korzun's statement, the broadcast was also carried out from 00:31 to 01:19). It was interrupted several times for a while for the next dialing. Live broadcasts from the besieged White House and City Hall began, reports and comments from guests who came to the studio went.
According to other sources, the radio station went on the air again only at 03:37 on 21 August. The Minister of Communications of the RSFSR gave an order to ensure the operation of the radio station "Echo of Moscow" and to establish communication lines in addition to the channels of the Union Ministry on the basis of the order of the President of the RSFSR Yeltsin on the release of the media in the republic and the corresponding decision of the Presidium of the Moscow City Council.
At 8 o'clock in the morning (according to other sources at 10:18), Echo of Moscow was turned off for the fourth time with the help of the Alpha group (according to other sources, the landing unit, the commander of which introduced himself in a telephone conversation as Lieutenant Colonel Sakharov and referred to the order of the Moscow commandant Colonel General Kalinin), which stormed the transmitter on the street. D. Bedny (October radio center). A couple of hours later, when the tired Alpha left, another transmitter was turned on. At 15:40, thanks to the firm position of the leadership of the RSFSR and Moscow, the radio station went on the air again. According to the editor-in-chief of Echo Moskvy, Sergei Korzun, during the absence of radio on air, there were attempts to discredit EM. While the broadcasting of "EM" was forced to stop, an unknown transmitter was working on the frequency of the radio station or close to it, imitating the form of broadcasting "Echo" and broadcasting disinformation about the events in Moscow.
On August 20, the State Committee for the State of Emergency in the USSR, in connection with the introduction of a state of emergency in Moscow and some other territories of the USSR on August 19, 1991, and in accordance with paragraph 14 of Article 4 of the USSR Law "On the Legal Regime of the State of Emergency", decided to suspend the activities of television and radio of Russia, as well as radio station "Echo of Moscow", as not contributing to the process of stabilizing the situation in the country. In 2001, Yanaev will become a guest of the radio station for the first and last time.
After 1992
Television studio of the radio station "Echo of Moscow". Alexey Venediktov interviews Mikhail Gorbachev in a television studio
· 1994 - beginning of continuous round-the-clock broadcasting. In 1994, Echo of Moscow entered the Most Group media holding.
· 1996 - radio "Echo of Moscow" was awarded the honorary title "Radio Station of 1996". The editor-in-chief Sergei Korzun left for television in 1996 and instead of this position there were two first deputies: Sergei Buntman for programs and Alexei Venediktov for information.
· 1997 - the beginning of broadcasting in the FM band.
· 1997 - the site of the radio station was opened, which became the first among Moscow radio stations.
· 1998 - the first broadcasting channel in RealAudio was opened.
· 1998 - part of the Media-Most holding, created by V. A. Gusinsky. Alexey Venediktov was elected editor-in-chief.
2000s
· 2000 - in ten years the editorial staff has grown to 100 people, and the daily audience already exceeds 5 million listeners in 45 cities of the country.
· 2000-2001 - the conflict over the media empire of Gusinsky; the private company Media-Most becomes the property of the state concern Gazprom.
· 2002 - Ekho Moskvy creates a subsidiary radio station Arsenal in case of a change in Ekho's leadership and a change in its broadcasting policy, which was sold in 2006.
Based on the results of a survey of the Moscow audience in the first quarter of 2006, the COMCON sociological service came to the conclusion that Echo of Moscow is the favorite radio station of Muscovites. In March, 37.8 percent of those who listen to terrestrial radio stations in the FM and VHF bands reported their attitude to Echo Moskvy as the most favorite station in March. In March 2006, according to the sociological service COMCON, the weekly audience of Echo of Moscow was 1 million 490 thousand people.
Began admission to the Club of listeners "Echo" and included the ability to comment on blogs. A conference of regional partners "Echo" was held in Moscow. Since January 30, new presenters and new programs will appear on the air of Echo of Moscow. On March 6, 2006, a joint project with the journalists of Interfax - Ehonomika was launched. The video broadcast of the Argentum program is launched. The program "Day reversal" has appeared.
Svetlana Sorokina's program "In the Circle of Light" is broadcast on the Domashny TV channel. The project "Radio Rails" was launched - a joint action of the radio station "Echo of Moscow" and RAO "Russian Railways" "Window to Russia". Since November 27, 2006, "Evening U-turn" appears on the air.
On April 3, 2007, a new radio-television studio "Echo of Moscow" was opened, and on April 8, the broadcast of programs from it began on RTVi.
· March 2, 2008 - new election of the editor-in-chief of "Echo of Moscow". The only candidate is Alexey Venediktov.
Since 2010
According to the research company COMCON "Echo of Moscow", in September 2010 it came out on top in the rating of Moscow radio stations, the total number of daily listeners to the station was about 1 million people. On April 4, 2011, Alexey Venediktov was approved by the Board of Directors of Echo of Moscow as editor-in-chief for a three-year term. On March 14, 2014, Venediktov was approved as editor-in-chief for another five years.
On June 23, 2014, the ITAR-TASS news agency, with reference to the first deputy general director of Gazprom-Media, Vladimir Shemyakin, announced that the audit firm PricewaterhouseCoopers discovered that it had not received profit from unrecorded advertising on radio stations in 2013; the holding plans to bring this issue to the nearest board of directors. A source of the agency from the management of the radio station, said that we are talking about social advertising, considered by the auditors as commercial.
In April 2014, it became known about the intention of the Moscow authorities to reconstruct house number 11 on Novy Arbat, where the radio station is located, into hotels for the 2018 FIFA World Cup. By early July, Ekho Moskvy had signed a contract to lease the premises of the Moskovsky Komsomolets editorial office on 1905 Goda Street.
In early July, it became known about the plans of minority shareholders, including Alexei Venediktov, to send Gazprom-Media an offer to buy out about 66.6% of the station. The buyout proposal will be presented at the July 23 meeting of shareholders. According to the structure of the CJSC, minority shareholders have a priority buyout right. But in August Venediktov announced that following an unofficial meeting with Mikhail Lesin, it became known that he did not want to sell the shares owned by the holding.
Criticism and scandals
On February 14, 2012, Gazprom-Media Holding demanded an urgent resignation of the board of directors and a change in the composition of the independent directors of the radio station. The last decision concerned the independent directors Yevgeny Yasin and Alexander Makovsky, who had worked in this capacity for 10 years. According to Venediktov, he and the deputy are leaving the board of directors. chief editor Vladimir Varfolomeev. In return, they proposed the candidacy of Yuri Fedutinov, the general director of Ekho Moskvy and Ekho-TV.
Hillary Clinton at Echo of Moscow
The station's journalists published a communiqué in which they expressed their bewilderment at the actions of Gazprom-Media, considering it a reaction to the criticism of senior officials against the radio station. In addition, it was announced that the list of new candidates for the Echo-Moscow board of directors had been agreed upon. It includes the general director of Svyazinvest Vadim Semyonov and independent entrepreneur Evgeny Trubin, the former general director of Lenizdat. The team is also going to create a Supervisory Board at the radio station, which will be headed by Yasin and Makovsky.
In this conflict, representatives of the media business took the side of Echo: Natalya Sindeeva offered to buy out a stake in the radio station Echo of Moscow from Gazprom-Media, and Alexander Lebedev promised to provide her team with the FM frequency he had. Russian presidential candidate and entrepreneur Mikhail Prokhorov was ready to provide a loan to buy out a stake in Gazprom Media.
Press Secretary of the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin Dmitry Peskov said that he considers the events taking place "internal corporate affairs."Gazprom Media President Nikolai Senkevich said that this decision was influenced by "increased attention to our radio station Echo of Moscow from different sides," and explained the change of independent directors by the rotation of personnel.
Responding to the radio station, Mikhail Leontyev, answering a question from Ksenia Sobchak, said:
On April 16, 2015, the hacker group Anonymous International published a correspondence that allegedly belonged to the head of Roskomnadzor, Alexander Zharov. It pays special attention to the correspondence of Mikhail Demin, the general director of the radio station Echo of Moscow, in which he discussed polls on the radio station's website, the approval of published blogs, individual advertisements and texts, the revocation of the license of the St. Petersburg Echo, the size of the station's budget and failure to comply with salary agreements. as well as approval of promotional videos for the Anti-Crisis March with the participation of Boris Nemtsov and Mikhail Kasyanov.
On December 25, 2015, the video recording and transcript of the "Minority Opinion" program of December 24, the guest of which was the writer Viktor Shenderovich, was removed from the radio station's website, and the mention of the guest of the program from the broadcasting schedule also disappeared. On the air, Shenderovich mentioned publications claiming the connection of Russian President Vladimir Putin with criminals, and also accused the authorities of the disintegration of the country. The editor-in-chief of the site, Vitaly Ruvinsky, explained his decision with a large number of personal insults, which.
Roskomnadzor warnings
In mid-November 2014, Roskomnadzor issued a warning to the radio station for the broadcast “With My Own Eyes,” which was broadcast on October 29, the heroes of which talked about the battles for the Donetsk airport between Ukrainian troops and the armed formations of the DPR. On November 17, the head of the department, Alexander Zharov, explained this with a positive assessment of the Ukrainian nationalist organization "Right Sector", which, according to him, "was recognized as an extremist organization by the decision of the Prosecutor General's Office." The SOVA Information and Analytical Center noted several legal and factual errors on the part of the official. Among them: The Right Sector was declared extremist only on November 17, a few weeks after the broadcast, Zharov's words do not fully agree with the wording of the editorial warnings, and the broadcast itself did not have any positive characteristics from his guests.
Codex
At the end of November 2014, the assistant to the editor-in-chief of the radio station, Lesya Ryabtseva, announced her intention to develop a “regulation on the conduct of journalists in social networks” and in this regard referred to a certain “international experience”. According to her, BBC journalists are prohibited from being a subscriber, friend or “follower” of a politician or activist, the Associated Press (AP) has a rule: “Friendship or subscribing to a political candidate's account can create a perception among people unfamiliar with the protocol of social networks that this is how you show your sympathy. In fact, the BBC's instructions on behavior on social networks do not contain any prohibitions on communication in social networks for its employees, which was confirmed by the employees of this media, and in AP the memo advises to do the exact opposite of the statement of the radio station employee.
Criticism of the radio station by Sergei Korzun and the reaction of the media community
In May 2015, one of the founders of the radio station, the first editor-in-chief Sergei Korzun announced that he no longer works for Echo Moskvy, explaining this step by the publications of Lesya Ryabtseva and unwillingness to combine his publications with them on one resource. In his opinion, published by him on his livejornal page,. Korzun said that on the website of the radio station now there are those that have nothing to do with the original task of presenting all significant points of view.. After that, writer Boris Akunin, economist Konstantin Sonin and a number of bloggers announced the termination of cooperation with Echo of Moscow.
Programs and presenters
List of programs of the radio station "Echo of Moscow"
Socio-political
2018 - Ksenia Larina, Vitaly Dymarsky
In the circle of LIGHT - Svetlana Sorokina, Yuri Kobaladze
Military Council - Anatoly Ermolin, Alexey Naryshkin
· Looking for a way out …
· People against … - Natella Boltyanskaya (no longer available)
Full Albats - Eugene Albats
Interview
Dithiramb - Ksenia Larina
· Special opinion
Personal your
Debriefing - Irina Vorobyova, Tatiana Felgengauer
· With my own eyes
Conversational
Evening channel
U-turn
Summary information
Blog out
· Big "Echo"
Edge of the week with Vladimir Kara-Murza - Vladimir Kara-Murza
· Scanner (together with the Interfax agency) - Olga Bychkova
Copyright
Womanizer - Nikolay Tamrazov
· Without intermediaries - Alexey Venediktov
Without intermediaries-2 - Andrey Khodorchenkov
Access code - Yulia Latynina
Ganapolsky's replica - Matvey Ganapolsky
Replica Nut - Anton Orekh
The essence of events - Sergey Parkhomenko
Choice Yasen Evgeny Yasin
Ganapolskoe - Matvey Ganapolsky, Alexey Naryshkin, Alexey Solomin
Scho they have there (in Ukrainian) - Matvey Ganapolsky
· One
One
Historical
48 minutes
49 minutes
Everything is so - Natalia Basovskaya, Alexey Venediktov
Everything is so + - Vitaly Dymarsky, Maxim KUzakhmetov
Amateurs - Sergey Buntman, Vitaly Dymarsky
Red Square, 1 - Anna Trefilova
Moscow old age - Sergey Sokurenko, Kira Cherkavskaya
Museum chambers - Sergey Buntman, Anna Trefilova
Not so - Sergey Buntman, Alexey Kuznetsov
Orders
Victory Price - Vitaly Dymarsky
The price of the revolution - Mikhail Sokolov
Like this - Sergey Buntman
Press and TV reviews
Software - Arina Borodina
TV guard - Elena Afanasyeva
The Man from TV - Ksenia Larina, Irina Petrovskaya
Sports
Sports courier
Sports channel (no longer out)
Football club - Vasily Utkin, Sergey Buntman, Alexey Durnovo
Automotive
Garage - Sergey Aslanyan
Have arrived - Mikhail Gorbachev, Olga Bychkova
Parking - Alexander Pikulenko, Sergey Buntman
Thematic / educational
Gallop across Europe - Boris Tumanov, Anna Trefilova
· We speak Russian. Pass-play - Ksenia Larina, Olga Severskaya
· We speak Russian. Radio Almanac - Olga Severskaya
Book casino - Ksenia Larina, Maya Peshkova
Culture shock - Ksenia Larina
Parents' meeting - Ksenia Larina
Point - Alexander Plushev, Sergey Oseledko
Short rubrics
Whether in the garden, in the garden - Elena Sitnikova
Granite of science - Marina Astvatsaturyan
Site Duty Officer (DPS) (no longer available)
Zversovet - Yana Rozova
How to do it right - Marina Koroleva
Little books - Nikolay Alexandrov
· Who is where? - Anna Trefilova, Stanislav Anisimov
· Where to go? - Anna Trefilova
People and Money - Tatiana Timofeeva
Undead time - Maya Peshkova
Well, a day
About communication all at once - Yana Rozova, Yakov Shirokov
All about style at once - Tatiana Lyamzina
Carriageway - Alexander Pikulenko
Own home - Roman Plyusov from 2008 to 2016, Alexey Gusarov from 2017
Ekhonet - Irina Babloyan
Ehonomics - Anna Knyazeva
Humorous
How it was in reality - Alexey Durnovo
Case - Irina Vorobyova, Yuri Kobaladze, Julius Gusman
Radio parts - Anton Orekh, Nikolay Alexandrov
Table of ranks - Anton Orekh
Joint
Risk factor - Alexey Dykhovichny
Ehonomics (together with the Department of Science, Industrial Policy and Entrepreneurship of Moscow) - Anna Knyazeva
Musical
120 minutes of classic rock - Vladimir Ilyinsky, Mikhail Kuzishchev
Author's song - Natella Boltyanskaya
Beatles hour - Ilyinsky Vladimir Igorevich
All this blues - Andrey Evdokimov
Jazz for collectors - Moses Rybak
A. S. A.'s notes - Anatoly Agamirov
Night broadcast of Boris Alekseev - Boris Alekseev
· About singing, about opera, about fame - Alexey Parin, Elizaveta Shcherbakova
Soundtrack - Stanislav Anisimov
Dream Keeper - Igor and Eugene
Vinyl - Mikhail Kunitsyn
Golden shelf - Mamonov, Pyotr Nikolaevich
Baby
Playground - Sergey Buntman, Lev Gulko
Opener - Sergey Buntman
Farm Letters - Maria Slonim
Joint projects
New television studio "Echo of Moscow" and RTVi
Radio station Echo of Moscow and TV company RTVi until May 13, 2013 jointly carried out regular broadcasting of programs "Minority Opinion", "Full Albats" with Evgenia Albats, "Looking for a way out", "Case" with Irina Vorobyova, "Grani Nedeli" with Vladimir Kara Murza, “Everything is so” with Alexei Venediktov and Natalia Basovskaya, “With My Own Eyes” with Olga Bychkova and Sofiko Shevardnadze, “Bolshoy Dozor” together with Vedomosti, “Victory Price” with Mikhail Sokolov, “In the Circle of Light” with Svetlana Sorokina, “Access code "with Yulia Latynina," 48 minutes "and" 49 minutes "with Nargiz Asadova and Alexei Venediktov," No Fools "with Sergei Korzun," Cover-1 "with Tikhon Dzyadko and Sofiko Shevardnadze," Debriefing "with Tatiana Felgengauer and Irina Vorobyova, Scaner (together with Interfax) with Olga Bychkova, 2013, Mastodont, Let's Go.
Echo of Moscow also has joint projects with the newspapers Moskovskaya Pravda (Moscow in Focus), Trud (Echo of Labor, Service List), Vedomosti (Bolshoi Dozor), radio station Maria FM "(" Governor's Diary "), by" EVANS "(" The choice is yours ")," Stars & Money "magazine and" Hidalgo-image "(" People and Money "), Standard & Poor's (" Cool Scale "), travel agency "Neva" ("Where to go further?"), SU-HSE ("Crafty figure"), Ingosstrakh ("Risk factor"), previously - with the TV channel "Domashny" ("In the circle of light").
A number of programs ("Program-game" We Speak Russian ", "How Right?", "Almanac" We Speak Russian ", "Parents' Meeting", "Playground", "Book Casino") is produced with financial support Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications of Russia.
Awards
The car programs of the radio station "Echo of Moscow" were recognized as the best in the coverage of safety problems on the roads of Russia. Echo Moskvy radio station was awarded the Company of the Year 2006 award. The program "Kitchen Secrets" of the radio station "Echo of Moscow" and its presenter Matvey Ganapolsky were awarded the National Prize "Hospitality-2006".
In 2005, presenter Alexei Osin was recognized as the author of the best sports radio report of the year and was awarded the prize named after commentator Vadim Sinyavsky. Alexei Venediktov, editor-in-chief of the radio station Echo of Moscow, won in the nomination “Journalist-2006” of the National Annual Award “Blue Pages. Person of the Year”, conducted by the National Encyclopedia of Personalities of the Russian Federation.
The radio station "Echo Petersburg" took first place in the nomination "Radio station of the year 2006". On November 25, 2008, the radio station's website became a laureate of the fifth Runet Prize in the Culture and Mass Communications nomination. Venediktov commented on it this way: “The fact that Echo of Moscow is, of course, cool and completely unexpected. The fact that we have one of the best sites in the field of communications is, of course, wonderful, and it is always pleasant when your non-professional work - and the Internet is not our business, not our business - is appreciated by 300 professionals who actually at the beginning, at the very start of our site, we were severely scolded."
In October 2012, the radio station "Echo of Moscow" and its editor-in-chief Alexei Venediktov were nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
New television studio "Echo of Moscow" and RTVi
Broadcast cities
Echo of Moscow broadcasts in 35 cities of Russia, as well as in Riga (Latvia):
