Key Points
- Trump's nominee to strengthen media challenge to China
- USAGM to be more active in Asia
- Short-form videos and podcasts to be used for a more effective media strategy against China
The person nominated by US President Donald Trump to head the agency overseeing international broadcasting has vowed to strengthen the media challenge to China. This will involve expanding into short-form videos, podcasts, and diaspora group chats.
The nominee for the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM) presidency, Sarah B. Rogers, stated at a Senate committee session that Asia will be one of the top priorities for the US. The USAGM oversees international broadcasters such as Voice of America (VOA) and Radio Free Asia.
Rogers emphasized that China is aggressive and that the US needs to respond more strongly to this challenge.
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- Who is Trump's nominee?
- Sarah B. Rogers
- What is the purpose of USAGM?
- To serve as an international broadcasting agency to promote the US voice
- What is the media challenge to China?
- A stronger response from the US to China's aggressive and oppressive policies
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