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Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs English by Broadcast
Family
Album, U.S.A. (FAUSA), an English-by-broadcast program
for home and classroom has been broadcast in most countries around the
world. Books to accompany the series are for either home study or the
classroom. FAUSA is part of a cooperative agreement between the
Department of State and Prentice
Hall Regents to promote American English through video. Crossroads Cafe, a dynamic English-by-video program for adult EFL and ESL instruction began broadcast to Central and South America in October 1996; worldwide broadcast via the Worldnet (merged into Voice of America Multimedia Network) television service began in early 1996. Home study and classroom materials are available through INTELECOM. Broadcast times are listed here. News Broadcasts in English - From the Voice of America. Check out the variety of current news report scripts you can read, and some which you can listen to in RealAudio formats. Voice of America Special English - Includes a schedule of programs, times, and broadcast frequencies. International Broadcasting - General information regarding The Voice of America, Worldnet Broadcasting, Radio Marti and other resources.
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