Voice of America

U.S. international broadcaster

Voice of America is the U.S. government's international broadcasting service, transmitting news and cultural programming to audiences worldwide.

Founded during World War II, it serves as an instrument of American public diplomacy, broadcasting in dozens of languages to countries where independent media is restricted.

Often abbreviated VOA.

journalism

correspondent

Journalist covering distant events

editorial · headline · bureau · newsroom · anchor · dateline · byline · feature · interview · press

broadcasting

shortwave

High-frequency radio band

airwaves · station · AM · FM · antenna · signal · broadcast · receiver · tuner · dial

Cold-War

propaganda

Biased information for influence

influence · counterpropaganda · dissidents · samizdat

international

multilingual

Knowing multiple languages

cross-cultural · outreach · translation · overseas · embassy · geopolitics · international-relations · transnational · exchange

government

federal

Divided governmental authority

charter · oversight · mandate · agency · Washington · policy · administration · legislation

Categories
Opposites
geopolitical propaganda orientation

Voice of AmericaPravda

Soviet state newspaper

Soviet propaganda · RT · Sputnik · Xinhua · Tokyo Rose

broadcast target and scope

Voice of Americalocal news

Journalism about nearby events

CBS · NBC · ABC · NPR · national broadcasting

media independence and state control

Voice of Americaindependent journalism

Reporting without external control

free press · The New York Times · The Washington Post · Reuters · Associated Press

Family

voice, voices, vocal, voiced, America, vocalize, American, vocalist, voiceless

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G