Yevhenii Nazarenko

Yevhenii has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Vasyl Stus University and is continuing studies at the master’s level. He started writing at the age of 16 for a local newspaper, later moved into online journalism and, in 2025, joined Ukrainska Pravda, one of Ukraine’s leading publications. He also works as an editor of the local media site Rayon.in.ua.

Yevhenii’s main areas of interest are history and sports and he likes to focus on local and unusual topics.

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“Algorithms don’t have legs”

The Ukrainian media are currently facing a severe test. Traditional newsrooms are struggling to survive amidst depleted budgets and competition from Telegram, whilst artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of the game. Are algorithms a threat to individual perspectives? And what will the media landscape look like after the war? JÁDU writer Yevhenii Nazarenko discussed these developments with Natalia Steblina – a professor in the Department of Journalism and Social Communication at Vasyl Stus National University in Donetsk.

  • Author: Yevhenii Nazarenko
  • Medium: JÁDU
  • Original title: «Алгоритми не мають ніг»
  • Culture and Identity