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?) The liberal Kommersant newspaper is one of Russia's leading business broadsheets and the flagship of the Kommersant publishing house.

?) Originally a weekly publication, the paper expanded in 1992, styling itself as Russia's first business daily.

?) The paper now describes itself as "one of the most authoritative and influential publications for Russia's decision-makers" and reports that more than half of its readers are managers or "specialists".

?) Formerly a leading Soviet youth paper, it reached the height of its popularity in 1990, when its peak daily circulation of almost 22 million secured an entry in the Guinness Book of Records.

?) The Komsomolskaya Pravda tabloid is Russia's best-selling daily newspaper.

?) Since then, it has built its reputation on a gentle nostalgia for the Soviet period, firm backing for Kremlin policy and a keen interest in celebrity news and scandal from home and abroad.

?) It is well known for its high-profile exposes of corruption among senior officials, and expresses broad support for the policies of Moscow's long-serving mayor, Yuri Luzhkov.

?) The popular Moscow daily Moskovsky Komsomolets combines mass-market content with broadsheet format. Much of the paper's reporting focuses on issues of interest to people living in the capital, who form its core readership.

?) It also publishes a series of regional editions as well as supplements catering for audiences in the former Soviet republics.

?) It also publishes a number of supplements each week on topics such as science, regional news, the economy and diplomacy.

?) Nezavisimaya Gazeta occupies a prominent position among the upmarket Russian press, targeting educated and politically active Russians.

?) Although it has a small circulation, it is regarded as a prestigious platform for politicians, businessmen and academics.

?) It also specialises in uncovering corruption and abuses of power in Russia's armed forces and is one of the few newspapers to report in detail on the liberal opposition.

?) Novaya Gazeta, which publishes twice a week, is best known for its investigative journalism. Often critical of the government, it has been a long-standing and vigorous opponent of Russian policy in Chechnya and the wider North Caucasus.

?) The paper was owned entirely by its staff until June 2006, when former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and wealthy businessman Alexander Lebedev purchased a 49% stake.

?) It was set up by the Russian government in 1990, before the collapse of the Soviet Union, and remains fully government-owned.

?) Rossiyskaya Gazeta is Russia's main government-owned newspaper.

?) The paper is authorised to publish all new laws in full, at which point the legislation enters into force.

?) Once the official paper of the Soviet trade union movement, Trud has traditionally devoted much of its coverage to social affairs, and in particular the hardships faced by some of Russia's outlying regions.

?) The paper was at one time financed mainly by Gazprom, but in August 2003 Russian bank Promsvyazbank acquired a controlling stake.

?) At the time Trud said it would remain "a healthy, conservative, socially-oriented and non-partisan national newspaper that protects traditional spiritual values".