Russian media to face limited foreign ownership

Russian media to face limited foreign ownership

MOSCOW, Russia - The Russian business daily Vedomosti is one of the companies expected to be affected by a set of amendments to the law to limit the share of foreign participation in the charter capital of the Russian mass media to 20 percent or less from the present below 50 percent. Photo shows the building housing Vedomosti in Moscow.

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