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Trump Appointee Seeks Lasting Control Over Radio Free Europe, Radio Free Asia

U.S. Agency for Global Media hide caption toggle caption U.S. Agency for Global Media U.S. Agency for Global Media CEO Michael Pack is seeking to retain control over networks such as Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty even after the incoming Biden administration replaces him. U.S. Agency for Global Media Michael Pack s stormy tenure over the federal agency that oversees government-funded broadcasters abroad including Voice of America appears to be coming to a close. Yet President Trump s appointee has sparked an internal outcry by taking bold steps to try to cement his control over at least two of the networks and shape the course of their journalism well into the Biden administration.

Once suspected of being Trump critic Anonymous, former Ted Cruz staffer tapped to head U S government Arabic broadcasting

Once suspected of being Trump critic Anonymous, former Ted Cruz staffer tapped to head U S government Arabic broadcasting
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Falsely accused Anonymous re-emerges at VOA sister network

WASHINGTON A former White House aide falsely accused of penning anonymous criticism of President Donald Trump has been named to head the U.S. government’s Arabic-language broadcasting outlets. Victoria Coates was appointed on Tuesday by Trump’s handpicked head of U.S.-funded international broadcasting to run the Middle East Broadcasting Networks. She had been suspected in some […]

Radio Free Asia, Middle East Broadcasting Networks Get New Leaders

Radio Free Asia, Middle East Broadcasting Networks Get New Leaders
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Falsely accused Anonymous re-emerges at VOA sister network | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source

Matthew Lee December 23, 2020 - 6:57 AM WASHINGTON - A former White House aide falsely accused of penning anonymous criticism of President Donald Trump has been named to head the U.S. government’s Arabic-language broadcasting outlets. Victoria Coates was appointed on Tuesday by Trump’s handpicked head of U.S.-funded international broadcasting to run the Middle East Broadcasting Networks. She had been suspected in some circles of being the inside administration critic who authored the book “Anonymous but had strenuously denied it and vindicated when a former Department of Homeland Security official admitted authorship. Her appointment, coupled with that of a one-time aide for former Vice-President Dick Cheney to run Radio Free Asia, completes U.S. Agency for Global Media chief Michael Pack’s makeover of Voice of America and its sister networks with conservative leaders.

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