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Voice of America to target Americans despite ban on funding domestic news distribution, critics say
Federal employees identify U.S. stations for government-paid news
Section 1078 of National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2013 (Public Law 112-239)
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What does Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012 say about “government propaganda”?
Smith-Mundt Act of 1948 did not prohibit access to government news by American media
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Voice of America to target Americans despite ban on funding domestic news distribution, critics say
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Voice of America management burdens its own broadcasters with getting programs ready for domestic distribution
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Much of Voice of America content is third-party copyright-protected and cannot be easily re-used commercially in the U.S.
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Federal employees identify U.S. stations for government-paid news
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Broadcasting Administrative Manual: Policy on Domestic Distribution of Program Material
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Regulation on Domestic Requests for Broadcasting Board of Governors Material
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Voice of America to target Americans despite ban on funding domestic news distribution, critics say
SMITH-MUNDT NEWS COMMENTARY While “Information intended for foreign audiences” (such as Voice of America – VOA programs) “may, upon request and reimbursement of the reasonable costs incurred in fulfilling...
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Voice of America partially removes misleading language about domestic use of its programs
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Middle America newspapers call for restoring ‘Big Brother’ domestic propaganda ban for BBG
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How a story of Somali Americans in Minnesota gave U.S. government new domestic media powers
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Federal employees identify U.S. stations for government-paid news
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Broadcasting Administrative Manual: Policy on Domestic Distribution of Program Material
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Regulation on Domestic Requests for Broadcasting Board of Governors Material
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Section 1078 of National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2013 (Public Law 112-239)
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Facts About Smith-Mundt Modernization from Broadcasting Board of Governors, July 28, 2013
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What does Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012 say about “government propaganda”?
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Op-Ed: Federal employees identify US stations for government-paid news
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US International Broadcasting Finally Accessible for Americans
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Propaganda? No. Bringing ‘Voice of America’ To America Is Good for …
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Smith-Mundt Act of 1948 did not prohibit access to government news by American media
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Taxpayer money at work: US-funded foreign broadcasts finally …
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From defunct to ridiculous – how IBB officials are ruining good name of U.S. international broadcasting
BBG Watch Commentary It did not occur to International Broadcasting Bureau (IBB) bureacrats that Americans might not like the removal of the 1948 Smith-Mundt Act restrictions on domestic distribution...
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Middle America newspapers call for restoring ‘Big Brother’ domestic propaganda ban for BBG
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Op-Ed: Federal employees identify US stations for government-paid news
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US International Broadcasting Finally Accessible for Americans
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Propaganda? No. Bringing ‘Voice of America’ To America Is Good for …
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Taxpayer money at work: US-funded foreign broadcasts finally …
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Op-Ed: US propaganda ban overturned with help of government propaganda
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