Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

заказная статья

English translation:

planted article

Added to glossary by GaryG
Jan 21, 2005 16:55
19 yrs ago
Russian term

заказная статья

Russian to English Other Media / Multimedia
В английском есть sponsored article, но у этого выражения другое значение: это просто рекламная статья, а заказные статьи обычно пишут с какими-то скрытими целями.

Discussion

Victor Potapov Jan 23, 2005:
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Vladimir Dubisskiy Jan 22, 2005:
I did not say neither "feature" nor "feature story", but "feature(d) article" with specific examples backing my opinion.
Non-ProZ.com Jan 22, 2005:
To Vladimir Dubisskiy Not necessarily. See definitions below:
feature: 5. A feature is a special article in a newspaper or magazine, or a special programme on radio or television.
We are delighted to see the Sunday Times running a long feature on breast cancer.
...a special feature on the fund-raising project.
[Cobuild Collins Dictionary]

feature:
7. a column, cartoon, etc., appearing regularly in a newspaper or magazine.
8. See feature story.

fea�ture sto�ry,
1. a newspaper or magazine article or report of a person, event, an aspect of a major event, or the like, often having a personal slant and written in an individual style. Cf. follow-up (def. 3b), hard news, news story.
2. the main or most prominent story in a magazine.
Also called feature.
[Random House Webster's Unabridged Dictionary]
Non-ProZ.com Jan 22, 2005:
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Vladimir Dubisskiy Jan 22, 2005:
That's what I thought. Despite Ms.K. opinion (and my examples confirm that) feature articles are writtten to promote smthing / smb and this work is definitely done �� ������.
Victor Potapov Jan 22, 2005:
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Non-ProZ.com Jan 22, 2005:
To Vladimir Dubisskiy Maybe secretness is not the main part of the concept. The main idea is that somebody paid (or ordered) the reporter to say certain things. However, reporters usually do not say, "I was paid by so-and-so to present a biased view of so-and-so."
Non-ProZ.com Jan 22, 2005:
To Vladimir Stepanov ����� ���. Hired pen - ����� ��������� ��������, �� �������� "hired pen article" �, � ��������, ���� �� ����.
Non-ProZ.com Jan 22, 2005:
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Proposed translations

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planted article

I'm not absolutely sure of the terminology used when the Soviet Union would place anti-American articles in the Third World media through intermediaries and agents, but this is what comes to mind.
Peer comment(s):

agree Alexander Demyanov : http://www.motoringfile.com/2004/03/15/the_mini_transformer_...
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agree IRINA KNIZHNIK : In some circumstances, this definitely could be it.
2 days 35 mins
agree Dorene Cornwell : if unspoken goals or hidden motives, this is definitely a good variant
2 days 6 hrs
agree Yulian Tissen : На мой взгляд, лучший вариант, так как подходит и для политической, и для коммерческой рекламы
3 days 2 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I apologize for not grading the answers for so long. Planted article is the best version for my context. However I wanted to thank all who contributed. All suggestions and opinions were very valuable."
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Russian term (edited): ������� ����

invited paper

invited paper [In'vaItId'peIpq]
заказная статья; заказной доклад (для конференции)

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Invited paper submissions
MTNS 2004 -- MINI SYMPOSIUM PAPER SUBMISSIONS. Mini symposium invited papers.
Papers in a mini symposium should present a cohesive ...
www.mtns2004.be/database/ papersubmission/minisymppaperinfo.htm - 5k - Кэшаваны - Падобныя старонкі

INVITED PAPER Special Issue on Advanced Internet Working based on ...
INVITED PAPER Special Issue on Advanced Internet Working based on Photonic Network
Technologies (2000) (Make Corrections) Challenges for the Next-Generation ...
citeseer.ist.psu.edu/657834.html - 27k - Кэшаваны - Падобныя старонкі

Invited Paper (ResearchIndex)
INVITED PAPER (Make Corrections) Special Section on Human
Communication I Bottles: A Transparent Interface as... ...
citeseer.ist.psu.edu/695096.html
Peer comment(s):

disagree Alexander Demyanov : It looks like the asker is looking for a term for a newspaper or magazine article, not a conference entry.
5 mins
Мерси
agree Vlad Pogosyan
19 mins
Спасибо
disagree Dmitry Sinitsyn : Заказная статья, в данном случае, - очень плохое слово ;---). Invite a paper - нейтрально, как в call for papers. Ага. все зависит от точки зрения
23 mins
Возможно. Спасибо. Но это как для кого. Для того, кто заказывает, она очень даже invited.
disagree Dorene Cornwell : Not for this context
2 days 10 hrs
Thank you
disagree Yulian Tissen : Под заказной статьей обычно понимается скрытая реклама
3 days 6 hrs
Спасибо.
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1 hr
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a piece of journalism for hire

Another expression that comes to mind is "commissioned article". This, of course, would not convey the idea that the piece in question may have been implicitly commissioned. One who writes such a piece might be called a "hired pen."
Peer comment(s):

agree Larissa Dinsley : Sorry, did not read your notes before placing my answer.
1 day 9 hrs
Thank you!
neutral Dorene Cornwell : possibly just a freelance piece
2 days 9 hrs
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1 hr
Russian term (edited): ������� ����

feature article

I am not completely agree with your "заказные статьи обычно пишут с какими-то скрытими целями" especially with 'скрытими целями' - sometimes, yes, but basically, the goals of those articles are quite 'surfaced' - to promote something or somebody, or, on the contrary, to downgrade (or alike) something (or somebody by revealing some info or simply highlight the events / characteristics in a certain light, under a certain (biased) angle, etc. Anyway, I hope it helps.

FEATURE ARTICLES. ... Through PANGAEA's **Feature Articles**, Jack Richman provides useful market and business insights for multinational firms. ...
www.pangaea.net/igm/articles.htm

... In this **feature article**, I discuss the fascinating confluence of industry restructuring, change and reform in US immigration policy, and growing liberalization ...
www.directionsmag.com/article.php

The WDG's **Feature Article**. Welcome to the third feature article of the Web Design Group. ... Use of ALT texts in IMGs. Previous Feature Articles. ...
www.htmlhelp.com/feature/
Peer comment(s):

disagree IRINA KNIZHNIK : Feature article is simply очерк
14 mins
Disagree with you. It's an article featuring certain product - try my examples. And, definitely по заказу
disagree Yulian Tissen : Очерк, или просто развернутая тематическая статья, "гвоздь номера".
3 days 4 hrs
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Russian term (edited): ������� ����

an hired pen article

или
a piece/article by a hired pen

по аналогии с a hired gun - злодей-киллер
Peer comment(s):

neutral Dmitry Sinitsyn : Google: Не найдено ни одного документа, соответствующего запросу "hired pen article". Впрочем, меня давно уже подмывает на article with a hidden agenda ;---)
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a politically charged article

Явственно не во всех случаях подойдет.

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Хотя про заказную статью в негативном смысле мы всегда знаем самое главное - it\'s a BIASED article

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Slanted article - более газетный способ описать все то же явление - необъективную статью (Collins: a bias or opinion, as in an article)
Занятный пример употребления ниже:
While objective articles are preferred, stress on the positive aspects of the subject matter is preferred to a negatively slanted article
(labmice.techtarget.com/submit.htm)
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2 hrs
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surreptitiously sponsored

In a generally transparent culture, sponsorship is a neutral term. To give it the connotations you are suggesting, try adding surreptitiously.
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2 hrs
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partisan article

http://www.thedailystar.net/magazine/2004/04/02/letters.htm

I think this is the most partisan article to ever come out of your esteemed magazine. How could you publish something that is so obviously pro-BNP?
http://kyle.brendoman.com/archives/007779.html

I was googling the article title and ended up here. I attend college in the midwest and Southwest Baptist University- and this add is tricky. This overtly partisan article is a little truth spread over a big block of lie.

Множество других ссылок.

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В принципе, легко возразить, что автор сам может быть инициатором партизанщины, без всякого заказа. Но мне почему-то кажется, что смысл, вложенный в оба слова, одинаков - тенденциозность, искажение фактов в пользу определенных выводов. Т.е. идея будет донесена, да и в американском английском \"партизан-одиночка\" явно \"не катит\", при этом слове возникают немедленные ассоциации с принадлежностью к какой-то группировке. ИМХО.
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Russian term (edited): ������� ����

biased article

очень много ссылок

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The most biased article I have read to date:

This is by far the most biased article I have read to date - Bush Releases Proposed $2.23 Trillion Budget. When Clinton was out there proposing the largest government budgets in the history of the US, no one said a word. Yes, I am personally critical of what Bush has proposed and unlike the current Governor of Wisconsin, he is incapable of cutting programs to help pay for the increses he wants. The least he should do is grow some bigger gonads and simply start cutting programs that the Republicans are philosophically opposed to. This is why I wish we would -- for just 4 years -- have an independent in office. I digress - the article sucked (regardless of whether I agree with Bush or not) and is one of the most blatantly slanted article I have read. There, I repeated myself twice.
Posted by steven n fettig at February 3, 2003 03:59 PM
http://rescogitans.net/blog/archives/000040.html

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Peer comment(s):

neutral Vladimir Dubisskiy : biased, actually means that it's wrong. this is not the case. It's more тенденциозный материал, тенденциозная статья in Russian.
20 hrs
disagree Yulian Tissen : "Предвзятой" может быть и незаказная статья
3 days 31 mins
and otherwise though. Don't you think it may suits the context
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13 hrs
Russian term (edited): ������� ����

advertorial

И пусть я буду юбилейным (десятым) отвечающим (если ещё никто не опередит... :-) - но всё-таки.

Вот две ссылки:

Ссылка 1 (кстати, рекомендую обратить внимание на wordspy.com - отличный источник новых слов!):
Advertorial - An advertisement designed to resemble editorial content.
Example Citation:
One last note about [travel] guides: Be wary of any that are published as advertorials. For example, many guides published by credit card companies include only client restaurants.


По ссылке №2:
Definition: An advertisement that has the appearance of a news article or editorial, in a print publication.

Если ещё надо усугУбить :-), подчеркнув, что статья не просто "заказная", а "совсем заказная" (реклама торчит наружу, в открытую чернят конкурентов и т.д, по-русски называемое "чёрным PR" или "джинсой") - то я бы в английском переводе усугубил unmarked advertorial или как-то вроде - в цивилизованных изданиях (если advertorials там вообще есть) они помечаются специальной рубрикой, цветом фона страницы - или другими "красными флажками". Или хотя бы пометкой "публикуется на правах рекламы" (это в России).

Удачи!
Peer comment(s):

agree Yulian Tissen : Очень хороший вариант, если речь идет о коммерческой рекламе. Лично встречал это слово в своей практике // Да, тот самый :) Буду рад познакомиться оффлайн
2 days 16 hrs
Спасибо. Кстати, а Вы не тот ли самый Ю.В.Тиссен, который будет участвовать с докладом в семинаре "Современные технологии перевода", организованном Национальной Лигой Переводчиков 11-12 февраля в Москве??
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commissioned article

Commissioned article

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Denis, I did not have time yesterday to write more but I give it a go today. Have a look at the references below, they are certainly used in connection with Russian realities (and not necessarily by Rissian sites!) but not only.

[PDF] v56# NRspring02-part1live
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat
... of commissioned articles or “black PR.” An under-the-table fee goes to the
journalist—and is sometimes shared with editor/owners— for an article ...
www.nieman.harvard.edu/reports/02-1NRspring/3.pdf -

Russian Journalism in Search of Professional Ethics... checking a line, newspapers eagerly found room for the commissioned works. ... information consumers from rough propagandist manipulations, \"black PR\" and other ...
www.eng.yabloko.ru/Publ/ 2004/AGENCIES/040806_ria_novosti.html

Mr. Armstrong testified to being assigned
>by L. RON HUBBARD to collaborate with a writer named Omar Garrison because
>Mr. Garrison was commissioned to write a favorable book about HUBBARD.
>The purpose of the book was to place HUBBARD in a favorable posture to win
>the Nobel Peace Prize.
http://www.holysmoke.org/ga/ga22.htm
Usenet Archive
... We need you to get going on > > “Handling the black Pr”. ... but the design of the useful
article is not ... in a work specially ordered or commissioned vests in ...
usenet.best-buy-online.com/File995.html


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Another one is \"stories to order\":

[PDF] PR NEWS
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML
... business communications at Fleishman. “The Russians call it ‘black
PR’ or zakazukha (stories to order). It involved things ...
www.dvcotechnology.com/file.php/binaries/ 67/PR+News+article+on+measurement+92203.pdf

National Business Review (NBR) - Business, News, Arts, Media ...
... of Commons in denying the story or Mr Gilligan had followed in the footsteps of
his New York Times colleague, Jayson Blair, and fabricated stories to order. ...
www.nbr.co.nz/home/column_article. asp?id=6561&cid=1&cname=Media

RUSSIA PROFILE.org
... allegedly seeking to weaken their competitors by floating rumours about their financial
solidity through journalists who were paid to write stories to order. ...
www.russiaprofile.org/.../ article.wbp?article-id=130D2159-F9E7-4F74-A93D-29B6B420A681&content_type=print

Spiritual Disciplines
... In simple terms, we understand the power of stories to order and redefine our
experience. Travel with me now through a spiritual approach to Jonah. ...
www.fccuccdc.org/sermons/Mack922.htm - 12k - Supplemental Result

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And, finally, if your article is about Russia, you can use \"zakazukha\" - plenty of examples on non-Russian sites as well (with explanation in backets, of course).

Good luck!
Peer comment(s):

agree IRINA KNIZHNIK : This is a definite possibility, in some circumstances.
1 day 7 hrs
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