Russia! magazine, an English-language publication about Russia, is released in the US
{{date|February 11, 2007}}
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[[Image:Russia magazine 01.jpg|thumb|right|Cover of the first issue of Russia! magazine shows the landing to the moon "Russian Style".]]
Despite all the attention [[Russia]] gets in the world media and despite a resurgence of interest towards Russia in the [[United States|U.S.]], there was no English-language publication about the country. ''Russia!'' intends to fill this gap, now set to hit bookstores.

However, the approach the publishers chose for this 132-page glossy magazine is somewhat unorthodox. On the magazine's website publishers state that most of the names one would expect to find in the publication, such as [[w:Maria Sharapova|Maria Sharapova]], [[w:Leo Tolstoy|Leo Tolstoy]] or [[w:Vladimir Putin|Vladimir Putin]], are not mentioned in the magazine. The reason for that is, according to the magazine, that "there are much more interesting things about Russia."

In the inaugural issue of ''Russia!'' readers can find stories on hidden treasures of [[w:Ivan IV of Russia|Ivan the Terrible]], photos of young women chopping wood, discussions of the free speech and homosexuality and photographic journey to Russia’s far east.

The magazine is published quarterly by Press Release Group, a New York-based marketing and communications company.

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==External liks==
*[http://www.readrussia.com/ Magazine website]
*[http://www.prgroup.info/ Publisher of Russia! magazine]
 
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This article has been retained due to the length of time it has been present with the  tag.  This was published as part of a publicity drive that targeted wikinews and attempted to use our site for promotion of the publication.  Wikinews has no relationship with the publisher of the magazine and any future attempts to promote this publication will be deleted from the site.
Cover of the first issue of Russia! magazine shows the landing to the moon "Russian Style".
Despite all the attention Russia gets in the world media and despite a resurgence of interest towards Russia in the U.S., there was no English-language publication about the country. Russia! intends to fill this gap, now set to hit bookstores.

However, the approach the publishers chose for this 132-page glossy magazine is somewhat unorthodox. On the magazine's website publishers state that most of the names one would expect to find in the publication, such as Maria Sharapova, Leo Tolstoy or Vladimir Putin, are not mentioned in the magazine. The reason for that is, according to the magazine, that "there are much more interesting things about Russia."

In the inaugural issue of Russia! readers can find stories on hidden treasures of Ivan the Terrible, photos of young women chopping wood, discussions of the free speech and homosexuality and photographic journey to Russia’s far east.

The magazine is published quarterly by Press Release Group, a New York-based marketing and communications company.
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