MOM Armenia reports that Tert.am is owned by Tert AM LLC, part of Quartet Media.
Media Ownership Monitor Armenia · 2025 · Open the source
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Tert.am is owned by "Tert AM" LLC, which is part of "Quartet Media." Official rates of the Central Bank of Armenia, 23.10.2026
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MOM Armenia reports that Tert.am is owned by Tert AM LLC, part of Quartet Media.
Media Ownership Monitor Armenia · 2025 · Open the source
Tert.am is owned by "Tert AM" LLC, which is part of "Quartet Media." MOM Armenia lists Quartet Media's beneficial owners as Mihran Hakobyan (50%), Arman Saghatelyan (25%) and Samvel Farmanyan (25%) after Karen Bekaryan's 2025 exit.
Media Ownership Monitor Armenia · 2025 · Open the source
Arman Saghatelyan (25%), Samvel Farmanyan (25%), Mihran Hakobyan (50%) MOM Armenia reports that Quartet Media was founded by four former Republican Party (RPA) members of parliament.
Media Ownership Monitor Armenia · 2025 · Open the source
This company was founded by four prominent political figures, all former RPA Members of Parliament: Mihran Hakobyan, Karen Bekaryan, Samvel Farmanyan, and Arman Saghatelyan. MOM Armenia reports that Tert.am was launched in 2008 by Media Style LLC, owned by Arman Sahakyan, who later became an RPA member of parliament.
Media Ownership Monitor Armenia · 2025 · Open the source
The Tert (Newspaper in Armenian) news website was launched in 2008 by "Media Style" LLC, founded and wholly owned by Arman Sahakyan, who later served as a Member of Parliament for the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA). No data found in the sources we accept.
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DFRLab reports that Golos Armenii leads all analysed outlets in Russian-source citations, followed by Lurer, Livenews and Tert, all in its pro-Russian corpus (Tert is among them).
DFRLab (Atlantic Council) · 2026-08-24 · Open the source
Golosarmenii leads all outlets in Russian-source citations, followed by Lurer, Livenews, and Tert, all four from the pro-Russian corpus. DFRLab lists Tert.am among the pro-Russian Armenian media outlets in its 2026 study, with examples of its content.
DFRLab (Atlantic Council) · 2026-08-24 · from the table embedded in the article · Open the source
Warns conflict with Russia would be catastrophic; frames authorities as abandoned by Moscow for making Armenia an anti-Russian staging ground.checked on the source page
18 articles analysed: 3 with loaded wording, 15 neutral.
What happenedSamvel Karapetyan to renovate Gyumri's Kirk Kerkorian Street
Positive framingFavours the opposition Uses the word 'gift' for Samvel Karapetyan's planned street renovation; the headline attributes the statement to Narek Karapetyan.
OriginalWhat happenedAzerbaijani soldier claims he had no intention of harming anyone
… ««Ժողովուրդ» օրաթերթին բացառիկ մանրամասներ են հայտնի դարձել, թե ինչ է պատմել ՀՀ սահմանն ապօրինի հատած և հայ ընտանիք ներխուժած, մահափորձ իրականացրած ադրբեջանցի զինծառայող Նասիմի Մուսաևը։ Թեև նախաքննական մարմինը գործը քննում է խիստ …
Loaded word The opening, quoting Zhoghovurd, describes Musayev as having 'carried out an attempted murder', a characterisation the summary does not use; the summary notes the investigation is confidential and that he denies intending harm.
OriginalWhat happenedAkanates flags possible charity ban violation in Stepanavan
Emphasis The headline says the mission 'recorded violations', whereas the summary describes possible violations of the charity ban that the mission asked prosecutors to assess; other outlets use the same headline.
OriginalEvery quote is checked: it appears word for word in its source. The highlighted words in the examples are taken unchanged from that outlet's own article.
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