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35,125,761
Video count
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Radio Free Asia Youtube channel statistics

Radio Free Asia
Subscribers
136,000
Video views
35,125,761
Video count
2405
Estimated earnings in past 30 days
$ 102 - $ 614
1,750
last 7 days
Subscribers
2,000
last 30 days
5,000
last 90 days
79,275
last 7 days
Video views
272,902
last 30 days
958,266
last 90 days
Date Video views Estimated earnings
25.03.2024 Mon +45,300 $ 16 - $ 101
21.03.2024 Thu +27,080 $ 10 - $ 60
18.03.2024 Mon +38,428 $ 14 - $ 86
14.03.2024 Thu +34,868 $ 13 - $ 78
10.03.2024 Sun +29,318 $ 10 - $ 65
07.03.2024 Thu +68,334 $ 25 - $ 153
04.03.2024 Mon +29,574 $ 11 - $ 66
29.02.2024 Thu +25,590 $ 9 - $ 57
26.02.2024 Mon +29,795 $ 11 - $ 67
23.02.2024 Fri +99,883 $ 37 - $ 224
14.02.2024 Wed +52,224 $ 19 - $ 117
10.02.2024 Sat +84,249 $ 31 - $ 189
05.02.2024 Mon +44,648 $ 16 - $ 100
01.02.2024 Thu +34,388 $ 12 - $ 77

Radio Free Asia biography

Radio Free Asia (RFA) is a non-profit international broadcasting corporation that originated in the United States. The corporation was granted significant funding from the United States government, particularly through grants from the Broadcasting Board of Governors, to establish a number of radio and television networks across the globe. RFA was created in response to the desire to provide free flow of information across countries where authorities restrict access to free media. RFA's mission is to provide its listenership with news that is suppressed in their home countries, with an emphasis on human rights abuses. As well as reporting news, RFA broadcasts political and cultural programming relevant to its audience. RFA has nine language services: Burmese, Cantonese, Khmer, Korean, Lao, Mandarin, Tibetan, Uyghur, and Vietnamese.

Radio Free Asia controversies

RFA has been accused by some countries of being an arm of the United States government, and consequently, being a means of promoting US interests in regions where the US is interested in asserting its power. Additionally, some governments have accused RFA of spreading false or misleading information. In North Korea, RFA has been accused of promoting a Western narrative that is not recognized by the state's citizens. RFA has defended its coverage by arguing that its role is to provide citizens with unfettered access to information.

Radio Free Asia famous quotes

"Information may flow across borders, but it has a life of its own in the minds of the people who receive it." -Libby Liu, then president of Radio Free Asia
"Our listeners do not get a lot of news. They don't get a lot of real news." -Paula Hancocks, RFA reporter
"The truth still remains. People don't trust the state media. They trust Radio Free Asia." -Sok Kheounthea, RFA's Cambodia Bureau Chief
"The information that we provide - they can't get at home. We are like a mirror." -Igor Shustov, RFA's Uyghur Service Director
"The viewership and listener habits have always depicted a certain hunger by free societies to learn about other countries." - Ketian Zhang, RFA's Mandarin Service Director