.WashingtonPost will be removing bylines and datelines from stories in an effort to provide safety to its journalists after Russian President Vladimir Putin signed legislation targeting 'fake' news.
The Washington Post will be removing bylines and datelines from stories in an effort to provide safety to its journalists after Russian President Vladimir Putin signed legislation targeting"fake" news.
Reporters based in Moscow will have their bylines and datelines removed from"certain stories" as the Washington Post seeks clarification as to whether Putin's crackdown will apply to international news organizations, the news outlet said in a statement. "For now, to help protect our Moscow-based journalists, we will exercise caution by removing bylines and datelines from certain stories," the Washington Post said in the statement."We want to be sure that our Moscow-based correspondents are not held responsible for material that is produced from beyond Russia.
"Our BBC News service in Russian will continue to operate from outside Russia," Davie said in his statement."The safety of our staff is paramount, and we are not prepared to expose them to the risk of criminal prosecution simply for doing their jobs."Reacting to new legislation passed by the Russian authorities, BBC Director-General Tim Davie says: pic.twitter.
The Washington Examiner reached out to the Washington Post for a statement but did not receive a response.
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