Comments on: White House Video From Russia Released 10 Days Late, Without Russian Translation, And A Message Overtaken By Events http://freemediaonline.org/freemediaonlineblog/2009/07/17/white-house-video-from-russia-released-10-days-late-without-russian-translation-and-a-message-overtaken-by-events/ Supporting free media worldwide Thu, 14 Jan 2010 16:17:26 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: » US Public Diplomacy Failure to Reach Out to the Russians After Terrorist Attack in Ingushetia - Blogger News Network http://freemediaonline.org/freemediaonlineblog/2009/07/17/white-house-video-from-russia-released-10-days-late-without-russian-translation-and-a-message-overtaken-by-events/comment-page-1/#comment-1812 » US Public Diplomacy Failure to Reach Out to the Russians After Terrorist Attack in Ingushetia - Blogger News Network Wed, 19 Aug 2009 07:06:35 +0000 http://freemediaonline.org/freemediaonlineblog/?p=1948#comment-1812 [...] There was no mention Monday of the terrorist attack or the U.S. reaction to it on the official State Department Blog, the U.S. Embassy Moscow website or the Open America website created by the Embassy in Moscow to communicate with the Russian public. There was also nothing posted about this tragic incident on the Russian-language America.gov website edited in Washington by the State Department’s public diplomacy team. This website is notoriously late in posting news-related U.S. government statements and articles. Not that the web team at the White House has done a much better job as far as Russia is concerned. It took the White House 10 days to post a video from President Obama’s trip to Russia. [...] [...] There was no mention Monday of the terrorist attack or the U.S. reaction to it on the official State Department Blog, the U.S. Embassy Moscow website or the Open America website created by the Embassy in Moscow to communicate with the Russian public. There was also nothing posted about this tragic incident on the Russian-language America.gov website edited in Washington by the State Department’s public diplomacy team. This website is notoriously late in posting news-related U.S. government statements and articles. Not that the web team at the White House has done a much better job as far as Russia is concerned. It took the White House 10 days to post a video from President Obama’s trip to Russia. [...]

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