Román Skrýpin (born 27 May 1973) is a Ukrainian media manager, journalist, television host, a chief of the Ukrainian independent media union. He was born...
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From 2006 to 2008, the media director was journalist and media manager Roman Skrypin. In September 2016, the site was updated. In particular, the "Daily"...
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on Diplomatic Relations." In 2010, in an interview with journalist Roman Skrypin, Goncharenko explained the origin of the 700 thousand dollars indicated...
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Andriy Shevchenko, left the channel and was replaced by Roman Skrypin. In May 2006, Roman Skrypin also left the channel, claiming that there was no development...
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2013. It is registered as an NGO. The idea originated from journalist Roman Skrypin in September 2012. After the April 2013 ownership dispute at TVi 31...
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Oleksii Mustafin, Kateryna Nesterenko, Osman Pashayev, Tetyana Ramus, Roman Skrypin, Ihor Tatarchuk, Iryna Vannikova, Mykola Veresen, Alena Vinnytska and...
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that she left after several staff, including her "teacher and friend" Roman Skrypin, were dismissed. She also said the channel had noticeably changed in...
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events of the day. The anchors were Ukrainian’s famous journalists Roman Skrypin and Vitaly Portnikov. The program was on-air on week days at 11PM. 112...
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were: Olexander Kryvenko, Sergiy Rakhmanin, Roman Skrypin, Zurab Alasania, Danylo Yanevsky, Mykola Veresen, Roman Vybranovskyy, Dmytro Krykun, Olexander Chernenko...
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Tarle Valentyn Volodymyrovych Bugrym Hanna Homonai Andriy Shevchenko Roman Skrypin O.A. Dzyubenko M. Ivanishev Abdul G. Koroma O. Kystyakovskiy Andriy...
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