Privatize Radio and TV Marti
Cuban Americans Are Best Equipped To Duke It Out With Castro. The Miami Herald.
Nannies for Yuppies
The Mary Poppins department of government.
The Washington Post
The Truth about Korean Airlines Flight 007
A first-person account on how the world was told about the downing of this flight.
The Washington Post.
The Technology Warp: If Nixon had the Internet, Larry King, and TV Satellites
Before TV satellites, Nixon surrogates were sent packing to Peoria, Bozeman, and Duluth, to spread the word.
The Christian Science Monitor
Books
Warriors of Disinformation: American Propaganda, Soviet Lies, and the Winning of the Cold War (Arcade)
An insider's perspective during the crucial years of the Cold War, from the front lines of pitched battles with the Soviets to win hearts and minds.
Magazine Article
Monograph
U.S. Foreign Affairs in the New Information Age: Charting a Course for the 21st Century (Annenberg Washington Program in Communications Policy Studies)
As a Senior Fellow of the Annenberg Washington Program in Communications Policy Studies, Alvin Snyder convened a colloquium of experts to examine future directions of public diplomacy at the end of the Cold War. Monograph.
Newpaper Article
Au Pair Program Biased to W. Europeans
The U.S. itself is not an equal opportunity employer
The Christian Science Monitor
Newpaper Articles
The Cold War Traffic in Phony Information
The U.S. plays "Hugger-Mugger" during the Cold War.
The Washington Post.
Newspaper Article
A Look At Au Pairs
Uncle Sam's Babysitting Service
The terms "au pair" and "nanny" are not interchangeable.
The Washington Post.
Jerry Springer: Just What TV News Needs
It was an ugly two weeks for TV News
The Washington Post
The White House and Media Relations
With each new administratiion, the White House Office of Communications grows ever larger and seemingly less effective
Scripps-Howard News Service
