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So I appeal to all of you working for newspapers, radio, and television stations outside the United States: it is to you that we - including those of us in America - must look to discover what our own government is doing.
Today's Kremlin, however, is full of clever ideas about how to control and intimidate newspapers, radio, and television.
Refugees are not an Eastern European problem, a Polish journalist told National Public Radio in the United States, because these countries did not participate in the decision to bomb Libya (neither did Germany).
Microsoft's action raises a key question: can the Internet really be a force for freedom that repressive governments cannot control as easily as newspapers, radio, and television?
Radio and television shook up the newspaper industry.
I encounter these questions everywhere: in Mexico City and the provinces; on radio programs and university campuses; among ordinary people, psychology students, and health professionals.
Pundits who make it into newspaper opinion pages or onto television and radio must have good track records; otherwise, they would have been weeded out.
To be sure, television, radio, newspapers, magazines, and Internet sites have been hyping financial misconduct, awakening and shaping the type of emotional responses that often have a powerful influence on financial markets.
But most farmers had no access to radio, television, or daily newspapers.
Perhaps because what came over the radio was so predictable, people sought alternative news from the BBC Swahili Service.
When news of the group's arrival was announced on Chad's radio, former victims began to line up at the courthouse to tell their stories.
These were publicly reported and discussed on TV and radio.
The one positive feature of the reforms - a scheme aimed at ensuring equal radio and television airtime for parties during electoral campaigns - was tainted by serious legislative omissions.
At the conclusion of a recent broadcast, Radio Sofia slipped in a throwaway sentence about the fact that 190 bomb shelters in the capital built in Soviet times remain in good condition and are prepared to accept the public.
Not many Africans, even among those who are knowledgeable in world affairs, had ever heard of Radio Milles Collines, the most blatant instrument of the Rwandan genocide.
We need a game changer, like the integrated circuit, radio, or electricity.
India gave asylum to fleeing students and a base for their resistance movement (along with some financial help), and supported a newspaper and a radio station that propagated the democratic voice.
There are literally hundreds of websites, radio programs, and TV networks that specialize in anti-Muslim and anti-Islam propaganda.
CCTV falls under the control of the Propaganda Department and the Ministry of Radio, Film, and Television.
Those events were preceded by a propaganda campaign in which government-controlled newspapers, television stations, and radio broadcasters took part.
Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson made such an unexpected discovery in 1965, when their attempts to reduce the noise in their state-of-the-art radio antenna led them to discern the cosmic microwave background.
This ethos produced some of the twentieth century's most important discoveries in science and technology, including the foundations of radio astronomy in 1932 and the invention of the transistor in 1947.
Radio call-in shows have burgeoned and public discourse is at its most lively.
Radio and TV enjoyed the same built-in audience.
Whereas in 1978 there were only 186 newspapers and a handful of magazines and broadcast outlets, today China has roughly 2,200 newspapers, 9,000 magazines, 1,000 radio stations, and 420 TV stations, plus a growing proliferation of cable TV outlets.