Aside from not having over the ratings and watching some of your favorite shows go down the tubes, one of the most frustrating things fans encounter is not having the ability to vote in the Emmys or Golden Globes. Traditionally, shows with big (and incredibly loyal) fan bases are of the serialized or sci-fi nature and sadly, it’s pretty rare these shows get nominated for an Emmy, although sometimes they will get a Golden Globe nod. Thankfully, each year we have the People’s Choice Awards, an opportunity for fans to finally have a chance to voice their opinions and give a well-deserved nod to the best shows and stars onrussian online tv. Aside from voting for your shows and having the satisfaction of doing your part in picking a winner, another reason to vote is to let the networks know how deep a fan base really runs, especially for a show that may not be living up top its potential in the ratings. The 2013 People’s Choice Awards airs live January 9, 2013 on CBS. Be sure to cast your vote right away! The coverage reflected the Kremlin’s contention that pro-democracy protests in Moscow and Kiev in recent years amounted to Western schemes designed to undermine the Russian government, as opposed to bona fide outpourings of popular discontent. On Monday, when the demonstrations in Hong Kong dominated headlines around the world, Russia’s main news broadcast on the state-controlled First Channel skipped the story. State-controlled NTV aired a brief report on the protests and little more. But by Tuesday, channels—the primary source of news for the vast majority of Russians—were presenting the Hong Kong protesters as agents of a U.S.-organized revolt just like their counterparts in Kiev. 66887
