United States Agency for Global Media

United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM) is a prominent entity that orchestrates all U.S. civilian international broadcasting, encompassing well-known platforms such as the Voice of America (VOA), Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), Office of Cuba Broadcasting (OCB)—Radio and TV Martí, Radio Free Asia (RFA), the Middle East Broadcasting Networks (MBN)—Radio Sawa and Alhurra Television, and the Open Technology Fund (OTF). With a strong foundation dating back to 1942, USAGM has established itself within the Entertainment, Government and Military, and Media sectors, serving as a pioneer in providing worldwide broadcasting news services through television, film, and radio. The agency's wide-ranging impact is reflected in its distribution of programming in 63 languages, reaching approximately 420 million people weekly across various media platforms. Although there is no publicly available data on the last investment and investors, USAGM has undeniably made substantial contributions to serving as a model of a free and professional press, disseminating news, information, and relevant discussions to a global audience.