NYT 1977- Worldwide Propaganda Network Built by the C.I.A.
A landmark 1977 New York Times investigation examined the CIA’s relationships with journalists, publishers, cultural organizations, and news outlets throughout the world. Reporters John M. Crewdson and Joseph B. Treaster described how intelligence relationships allegedly influenced media operations during the Cold War. This archive preserves the historical report for readers studying intelligence activities, journalism, propaganda, and government accountability.
CIA, Central Intelligence Agency, propaganda, media influence, journalism, Cold War, New York Times, John Crewdson, Joseph Treaster, intelligence operations, publishers, foreign media, government accountability, historical documents, press freedom, information warfareDefense & Security
Read More →Apr 17, 2022