U.S. International Broadcasting Act

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The U.S. International Broadcasting Act is a U.S. federal law that organizes and governs the nation’s publicly funded international media outlets to promote accurate, objective news and support freedom of information abroad.


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Title 22 of the United States Code governs U.S. International Broadcasting Act
this entity surface form: "U.S. international broadcasting"
Office of Cuba Broadcasting legalBasis U.S. International Broadcasting Act
this entity surface form: "Radio Broadcasting to Cuba Act"
Office of Cuba Broadcasting legalBasis U.S. International Broadcasting Act
this entity surface form: "Television Broadcasting to Cuba Act"
Voice of America legalBasis U.S. International Broadcasting Act