America Calling Haiti: Making a Difference
Re the excellent article "New media helped, but radio delivered for earthquake-struck Haiti," by Matthew Lasar: the disaster occurred a year ago this week, and this is a welcome account of the unique...
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Quotable: RAND on military influence programs in Afghanistan
At the request of the Marine Corps, the RAND Corporation evaluated “U. S. Military Information Operations in Afghanistan: Effectiveness of Psychological Operations.” The report, prepared by Arthur...
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Steven Vincent Benét’s Radio Scripts
Steven Vincent Benét’s Radio Scripts Donald M. Bishop The poet and short story writer Stephen Vincent Benét (1898-1943) was a giant in American letters in the late 1920s and the 1930s. His long...
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Quotable: Murphy and Kuehl on a National Information Strategy (III) – A Look...
The recent article in the September-October, 2015, article in Military Review, “The Case for a National Information Strategy,” by retired Army Colonel Dennis Murphy and the late Dr. Daniel Kuehl, a...
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Quotable: Matt Armstrong asks whether USIA should be revived
bbg.gov Would the United States be “better off today if the U.S. Information Agency (USIA) were still around”? Was the nation “robbed of the ability to properly engage in information warfare today”?...
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Quotable: Brett Schaefer on State Department and Public Diplomacy effectiveness
heritage.org “In a world where information warfare is being conducted by major powers as well as by unconventional enemies of the United States, the U.S. government must have the tools to engage in...
View ArticleQuotable: Aaron Lobel on a creative power strategy through media partnerships
Partnering the creative power of American media with filmmakers and broadcasters in the Middle East to counter extremism was the subject of Dr. Aaron Lobel’s testimony at the June 23, 2016, hearing of...
View ArticleQuotable: Gregory Tomlin on social media in a NATO exercise
“For information operations (IO) professionals long accustomed to incorporating messages into host-nation newspapers and radio broadcasts, it is now imperative that they consider online methods to...
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