All posts tagged Helle Dale

A Guest Commentary by Edite Lynch The role of the U.S. Congress must take precedence over any self-serving machinations by the executives of the BBG Quo Vadis couldn’t have

BBG Watch has learned from a reliable source that Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) executives in the International Broadcasting Bureau (IBB) have been working on a response

Dr. Helle Dale of the Heritage Foundation observed that while the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) constantly eliminates Voice of America overseas broadcasts -- the latest to

Helle C. Dale, a Senior Fellow for Public Diplomacy at The Heritage Foundation has written another in-depth analysis of management problems at the Broadcasting Board of Governors.

"More than 30 years have passed since Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn wrote about the “Soft Voice of

Dr. Helle Dale of the Heritage Foundation is once again calling for a comprehensive overhaul of the Broadcasting Board of Governors. "Congress should undertake much overdue oversight

Dr. Helle Dale of the Heritage Foundation is once again calling for a comprehensive overhaul of the Broadcasting Board of Governors. "Congress should undertake much overdue oversight

The bipartisan Broadcasting Board of Governors, which managed U.S. government-funded news broadcasts for overseas audiences, has managed something that no one in today's political climate has been

Dr. Helle Dale of the Heritage Foundation, who keeps a close eye on the Broadcasting Board of Governors and U.S. international broadcasting, noted in the foundation's blog

Unless Congress steps in, there is a real danger that a strategic

Participants in a panel discussion organized this week in Washington by the Heritage Foundation criticized the Broadcasting Board of Governors's (BBG) plan to end Voice of America (VOA)

The nations of “New Europe” have been staunch allies of the United States in the aftermath of 9/11, and have sacrificed resources and soldiers’ lives in Iraq and

Although diplomats and pundits have crowned Web 2.0 as the new communications king, radio remains the globe’s most trusted source for information. Consequently, America should ensure its public

Although diplomats and pundits have crowned Web 2.0 as the new communications king, radio remains the globe’s most trusted source for information. Consequently, America should ensure its public