Bring Back ‘Voice of America’ Site in Greenville

USA’s Emergency Broadcast System may morph into who knows what !?!? GREENVILLE – Closed in March of this year, the Edward R. Murrow Transmitting Station provided shortwave broadcasts for U.S. government-funded, nonmilitary and international broadcasting. The site’s main target areas were Latin America, Cuba, the Caribbean, North Africa, and Africa. Next week in a multi-part series, Compass technical analyst Gordon Allison offers a compelling case to resurrect this valuable infrastructure…

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