Scoop: Former employees of Russian propaganda broadcaster RT America have taken over its old studios in downtown D.C. and are ramping up a new media venture.
sought an audio operator to "set up, operate and maintain the electronic equipment used to transmit television newscasts."T&R Productions, RT America's old production company, was forced to register as a foreign agent for its work with RT's Russian parent, ANO TV Novosti.
After RT America's close, Novosti inked a new deal with a U.S. company run by an ex-Atlanta news anchor to air RT content in India, China and South America., and reported receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars last year to pay former RT America staffers laid off by T&R Productions. Zalevskiy would not say whether GlobalTek is working with Rebel Media, telling Axios: "I will not comment on that."additional content to RT as well as state media in China and other countries, according to a booking request email sent to a potential guest last year and obtained by Axios.
The email was sent by Mona Zughbi, a former NBC producer who co-founded the firm Petra Star Media. ItsIn an email to Axios, Zughbi did not address questions about Rebel Media's or Petra Star's relationship with GlobalTek.
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