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As the Russian autocracy gradually became more and more repressive over the course of the 2010s, the Russian-language internet, or Runet, initially remained a comparatively free space — in stark contrast to the traditional media, which increasingly toed the government line. Even when in 2022, Russia’s last opposition radio and television broadcasters disappeared, it seemed as though, thanks to the power of social media platforms such as YouTube …
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