scene, in which the leading role is played by the
journalists directly participating in the news "event".
In the context of increasing "remote" communication
and the need to establish and maintain contacts in a
"pandemic" (post-pandemic) society, the structure of
news is fundamentally changing. On the one hand,
various new technical means are used, on the other
hand, the news video series is changing. Whereas pre-
pandemic news coverage is preceded by a short
summary from the studio, followed by another
journalist's story in real life through live coverage,
etc., nowadays it is often possible to observe a
completely new “pandemic” message format using
Zoom-conferences, screenshots, videos from other
sources, etc. All this forms a new perception of
reality, on the one hand, giving the effect of direct
presence, on the other, direct contact with the speaker
(bypassing the journalist). Thus, the change in the
visual series of news requires the formation of new
skills of perception of messages and their textual
representation.
We consider it appropriate to note the following
features of the news video content of the leading
Russian media:
1) a high degree of reliability of the information
provided, which is ensured by the use of news reports
of the Russian state central (regional) TV channels
(“Russia 1”, “Russia 24”, “Russia Culture”, etc.);
2) the representation of various regions of the
Russian Federation (from Kaliningrad in the west to
Kamchatka in the east and from Karelia in the north
to the Caucasus in the south), which makes it possible
to form a general idea of the socio-economic ties and
differences of Greater Russia;
3) representation of various ethnic and social
groups in different regions of the Russian Federation
(peoples of the Far North, Caucasus, Urals and
Siberia; youth and elderly people; students, doctors,
builders, scientists, culture, education, etc.);
4) the relevance and relevance of the topic for
various social groups (youth policy, volunteer
movement, assistance to victims of natural disasters,
accidents and man-made disasters, support for
pensioners, state support and development of small
and medium-sized businesses in a pandemic, etc.);
5) the presence of "live reports" (answers to
journalists' questions, expression of assessments and
opinions of political leaders, ministers, heads of
various organizations and ordinary people);
Thus, when creating news video content, various
factors are taken into account that are directly or
indirectly related to the reliability of the information
provided and the formation of public opinion, which
contributes to strengthening the consciousness of
state security. This approach is especially relevant in
the context of increasing "remote" communication
and the need to establish and maintain contacts in a
pandemic (post-pandemic) society, as well as to
"tune" internal and external ties and relationships.
As a result of analyzing the information content of
the leading television channels of the Russian
Federation, we have identified the following topics
that are relevant for modern Russian media:
international organizations and international relations
in the modern era, economic development, the
situation in agriculture and environmental protection,
cultural, national and historical heritage, education,
youth and volunteer movements, language situation
and language policy, travel and tourism, sports and
health care. All this is directly related to the levels of
the concept of state security to mobilize the
development of the Russian Federation, improve the
overall quality of life of citizens of the Russian
Federation, ensure political stability and increase the
prestige of the Russian Federation in the world arena
and its competitiveness of the economy.
However, in addition to the representation of
various types of security, it is advisable to consider
the perception of their reliability from the point of
view of video news consumers in a pandemic. The
main functions of public trust, according to A. B.
Kupreychenko, I. V. Mersiyanova, «... ensuring the
self-organization of society and the reproduction of
the social structure. This type of trust is the basis for
the joint life of people, contributes to the maintenance
of moral foundations and social norms» (Trust and
Mistrust, 2014). As noted in the article by E.E.
Ermolaev et al., Those who are actively involved in
the content of the information and news feed about
COVID-19, there are violations of the unity of the
system of trust in themselves and in the world
(Ermolaev et al., 2020). According to our
observations, in Russia, there have been no studies of
changes in the degree of trust in news media in the
context of a pandemic, therefore, we consider it
appropriate to cite the results of studies carried out in
the PRC. The results of Chinese studies show that in
2018–2021. the attitude of respondents to the
reliability of information provided by the media
themselves does not change, the low degree of trust is
60.9%, 57.4%, 62.9% and 61.1%, respectively, over
the years, with particular attention being paid by the
respondents to the presence of "vulgar" and "kitsch"
information, the main purpose of which is to attract
viewers (Zhao Ding, 2021). In general, this reflects
the general global trends in the development of news
media.