Like other international outfits such as America's Radio Liberty and Germany's Deutsche Welle, it does not provide propaganda.
"It provides propaganda to the Taliban, and if they don't take responsibility, it actually helps the Taliban".
Instead of giving the ruling party money to spend on political propaganda and demanding business favours in return, Murdoch instructed his editors to provide propaganda free of charge.
Conservatives were screeching, naturally, that the Clinton trip would provide propaganda cover to the North Koreans to continue their nuclear shell game.
"Their attitude was that these hearings were just going to provide propaganda for the insurgents and be politically embarrassing for the Republican president during an election year," says the former Armed Services staff member.
Coca Cola sponsor the Sochi Winter Olympics in Russia, and many Olympic sponsors are being criticised by gay rights activists who oppose a Russian law that imposes fines for providing "propaganda" about homosexuality to minors.
These events scarred Odessa, and provided prime propaganda for Russia.
The success provided a propaganda boon for Mr. Kim in his efforts to build his image as a young yet competent leader.
In large part the reticence reflects US sensitivities about Yemen, a country in violent turmoil and where US involvement has provided a propaganda coup for Muslim radicals.
