Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): Why aren’t today’s democratic dissidents as well-known as the Soviet dissidents in the 1970s and 1980s? The Boston Globe’s Jeff Jacoby suggests that the superficial character of new media has something to do with it. Samizdat literature was difficult to create and dangerous to distribute; precisely for that reason, it was inestimably precious, far more likely
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Message trumps medium for dissidents





Anonymous: They really should dissolve the BBG into one of the other organization...
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Anonymous2: What an appalling public diplomacy message from a U.S. federal agency ...
Anonymous: The laughter of Broadcasting Board of Governors members and other BBG ...