Vladimir Putin has ordered a reboot of the Soviet-era alternative to the Eurovision Song Contest, with more than a dozen ...

According to RIA, the Russian news agency, after being excluded from Eurovision, Russia, led by Vladimir Putin, has decided to revive Intervision, a musical competition from the Soviet era. The goal ...

‘I think the timing was right,’ InterVision CEO Jonathan Lerner says of his new position. ‘How will this be the next level of growth? How do we pour jet fuel on that opportunity of the $300 ...

The Intervideniye contest (Intervision in English) began in Czechoslovakia in 1965 and ran for three years until it was taken off air following the Soviet-led invasion of the country in 1968.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a revival of the Soviet-era alternative to the Eurovision Song Contest, Intervision, which he claimed will counter the decadence of modern Western culture.

InterVision CEO Jonathan Lerner talks about his MSP company building alongside AWS, ‘racing’ to adopt Cisco innovation and creating an AI strategy that is winning customers. InterVision ...

Russia's love affair with Eurovision reached a peak in 2008, when the singer Dima Bilan was crowned the winner of the ...

Moscow: President Vladimir Putin on Monday signed a decree on holding an international music contest called "Intervision" in Russia this year, after the country was banned from the Eurovision Song ...

Putin signed a decree on Monday for the Intervision Song Contest to be held in Moscow this year, and told senior Kremlin and government officials to prepare for the event. China, Cuba, Brazil and ...

Putin's competition is set to be an anti-Western version of the world-famous contestCredit: East2West Putin issued a decree on Monday to set up a Moscow-led song contest called Intervision ...