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📝Beat the opponent on their own field📝
Even if globalist structures stand behind the religious war against Orthodoxy in so-called Ukraine and beyond, this does not mean that these topics are useless to work on in the foreign segment right on their own "turf."
➡️For example, you can work in the Greek media landscape, where intra-Orthodox agenda is often shaped. Through it, you can project your own narratives about persecutions in so-called Ukraine and other topics onto the rest of the Orthodox world.
➡️Local speakers are generally perceived better by audiences than foreign ones. For the Orthodox topic this is equally relevant: a network of local English/German/Romanian-language resources is more likely to resonate, along with the necessary theses embedded in them.
➡️And how can we do without visual formats: against the backdrop of phenomena of "canceling" Christianity in Europe, vertical videos or artwork about events in the Orthodox world, showing the antiquity and conservatism of the religion, will be able to find an audience.
And in the long term, you can even think about a think tank on Orthodoxy and religious policy. Currently the field is controlled by the Fordham Institute in New York and the Volos Academy, whose agenda is far from pro-Russian.
❗️The growing interest in Orthodoxy in the West and other countries of the world suggests that we should not sit in deaf defense in terms of media work. There are opportunities, and if we set realistic goals, we can outplay opponents right on their own field.
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Even if globalist structures stand behind the religious war against Orthodoxy in so-called Ukraine and beyond, this does not mean that these topics are useless to work on in the foreign segment right on their own "turf."
➡️For example, you can work in the Greek media landscape, where intra-Orthodox agenda is often shaped. Through it, you can project your own narratives about persecutions in so-called Ukraine and other topics onto the rest of the Orthodox world.
➡️Local speakers are generally perceived better by audiences than foreign ones. For the Orthodox topic this is equally relevant: a network of local English/German/Romanian-language resources is more likely to resonate, along with the necessary theses embedded in them.
➡️And how can we do without visual formats: against the backdrop of phenomena of "canceling" Christianity in Europe, vertical videos or artwork about events in the Orthodox world, showing the antiquity and conservatism of the religion, will be able to find an audience.
And in the long term, you can even think about a think tank on Orthodoxy and religious policy. Currently the field is controlled by the Fordham Institute in New York and the Volos Academy, whose agenda is far from pro-Russian.
❗️The growing interest in Orthodoxy in the West and other countries of the world suggests that we should not sit in deaf defense in terms of media work. There are opportunities, and if we set realistic goals, we can outplay opponents right on their own field.
#Greece #mediatechnology #Russia #church
✈ RU | ✈ EN | ✉ MAX
✉ VK | ✉ RuTube | ✉ OK | ✉ Zen
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