U.S. and International Media
BBG Watch Media Commentary The South China Morning Post, a Hong Kong English-language newspaper, has reported on five Voice of America (VOA) Mandarin Service staffers being put on administrative leave while the management of the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG),…
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BBG Watch Commentary On the day Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) CEO John F. Lansing spoke in Washington in connection with the World Press Freedom Day about the importance of defending persecuted BBG journalists who expose government corruption abroad, the…
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Voice of America director cut short Guo Wengui live interview BBG Watch EXCLUSIVE Commentary BBG Watch has seen evidence that Voice of America (VOA) Director Amanda Bennett, who is one of several Obama administration holdovers in the Broadcasting Board of…
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BBG Watch Commentary BBG Watch has drafted some questions which we hope former CNN correspondent Frank Sesno will pose to Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) CEO John Lansing at the World Press Freedom Day: A conversation with BBG & GWU…
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BBG Watch Commentary On Monday, May 1, supporters of press freedom in China and in the United States may have an opportunity to ask Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) CEO John F. Lansing about the recent censorship of a Voice…
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BBG Watch Commentary Chinese Americans, former Chinese dissidents, Chinese students and media freedom activists in the Washington, DC area have staged a demonstration in front of the Voice of America (VOA) building near the Capital Hill, protesting against the decision…
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VOA China Fought Mgmt Push To Limit Guo Wengui Interview — Part III Reputation Damaged — A Commentary Journalists in Voice of America (VOA) Mandarin Service strongly resisted last-minute but relentless pressure from VOA Obama administration holdover executives,…
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All Hell Broke Loose — A Commentary What Voice of America (VOA) director Amanda Bennett once called the fabulous VOA management team was out to lunch as reporters in VOA’s Mandarin Service were preparing for a potentially explosive interview…
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Asleep at the Wheel – A Commentary The management of the government-funded Voice of America (VOA) was asleep at the wheel when enterprising China service journalists arranged for a rare, exclusive interview with a Chinese businessman Guo Wengui who…
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BBG Watch Commentary The U.S. taxpayer-funded Voice of America (VOA) has cut short its interview with Chinese businessman Guo Wengui who was alleging widespread corruption within the Chinese Communist Party. As reported by South China Morning Post, “Washington DC-based Voice…
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