The profession of a journalist imposes a very great responsibility on a person - here you need to be extremely honest and convey only reliable information to listeners, viewers, readers. Unfortunately, not all journalists can do this and want to do it.
However, there is a young tribe of journalists who are trying to figure out for themselves what is happening in their country and in the world as a whole. One can only hope that they will not succumb to the temptation to become the so-called "paid journalists". These are those people who convey deliberate lies to people in exchange for good money.
Pavel Zarubin is a very young journalist, and not entirely unambiguous. It seems that he has yet to make his choice in this profession.
Biography
The future journalist was born in the city of Beloretsk, which is located in the south of the Bashkir Republic, in 1984. His family tried to make his son’s childhood interesting and useful: he studied at the best school and when he wanted to become a journalist, his parents supported him.
While still at school, he was interested in the profession of a journalist - he was an employee of the newspaper Beloretsky Rabochiy. And after graduation, he entered the university to get a professional education.
After high school, Pavel tried his hand at various regional television channels until he started working as an editor and news anchor on the Four channel. With his arrival, the news release became more lively, more interesting, the transfer ratings went up. Zarubin bribed with his openness and emotionality, the audience watched his releases with pleasure.
Career
For two years on this channel he gained quite a lot of experience and received the unofficial status of the best reporter in the region. And soon he received this title from the Academy of Russian Television. This was already a clear success, and Zarubin began to think about his fate. All that he could achieve in Beloretsk, he achieved, and therefore decided to go to Moscow.
The young journalist immediately received an invitation to the VGTRK, and after working there, he entered the presidential pool. This is the name of journalists who agree with the actions of the current government. Since then, Pavel has been working on the Russia-1 channel and has been covering the problems of world politics.
In this regard, he often found himself in unpleasant situations. So, in Ukraine in 2015, he was closed at the press center for a too sharp question that he asked Petro Poroshenko. For some time the journalist had to sit there under guard. In 2016, he was expelled from the economic forum held in Lithuania only because he wanted to ask questions to several celebrities who were on the forum.
Since 2018, Pavel has been working as a reporter in the program "Moscow. Kremlin. Putin", hosted by Vladimir Solovyov. Many call the young reporter a pro-Kremlin employee, but this is everyone’s personal opinion. The main thing is for the journalist to tell the truth.
