From Public Diplomacy

Contents 1 Overview 2 Television 2.1 Private Broadcasters 2.2 Government Broadcasters 3 Radio 3.1 List of Broadcasters 4 New Technology 5 Further Reading 6 Useful Links

[edit] Overview

[edit] Television

[edit] Private Broadcasters

• Al Jazeera

• Cable News Network International (CNN-I)

• Telesur

[edit] Government Broadcasters

• Alhurra
• BBC World
• BBC Arabic Television
• France 24
• Press TV - Iran

[edit] Radio

[edit] List of Broadcasters

• British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

• Channel Africa - the Voice of the African Renaissance

• China Radio International

• Deutsche Welle (DW)

• Euronews - The European Perspective on International News

• NHK (Nippon Hoso Kyokai) Radio Japan

• Radio Bulgaria

• Radio Farda a joint project of RFE/RL and VOA

• Radio France Internationale (RFI)

• Radio Free Asia (RFA)

• Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL)

• Radio Havana Cuba

• Radio Marti

• Radio Netherlands

• Radio Sawa

• Voice of America (VOA)

• Voice of Israel - Kol Israel

• Voice of Nigeria

• Voice of Russia

• Worldnet now part of the VOA

[edit] New Technology

Many countries are taking advantage of internet and satellite radio to deliver their international broadcasts.

[edit] Further Reading

• The American Institute for Contemporary German Studies (2005) Jeff Rosenberg "International Broadcasting and Public Diplomacy: Not Just for Governments Anymore"(PDF): 38-43.

• Report on a conference hosted by the Hoover Institution & the Cold War International History Project of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (2004) Cold War Broadcasting Impact

• Zöllner, Oliver (2006): 'A quest for dialogue in international broadcasting: Germany's public diplomacy targeting Arab audiences'. Global Media and Communication, 2(2): 160-182.

[edit] Useful Links

• International Broadcasting Web Directory

• Middle East Media Research Institute

• Cold War Broadcasting Impact

• Association for International Broadcasting (AIB)

• Conference of International Broadcasters' Audience Research Services (CIBAR)