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One Time Usage: Content Request Form

If you are requesting one-time use of VOA content, please fill out this form and we will respond to you as soon as possible. For repeat use, see the Content Usage FAQs in the terms of use on this page.

Content Usage FAQs

USAGM makes program materials available within the U.S. through the same news and information websites that USAGM uses to communicate with foreign audiences. To access currently-available program materials, please visit www.voanews.com and www.martinoticias.com.

The homepages of these websites display a portion of the agency’s most recent news reporting. Additional program materials are available through the websites’ search functions.

Please note that www.voanews.com links to VOA’s many websites in multiple languages. Click the ‘Sites by Language’ tab at the top of the page to see the full range of languages available. Many programs and news stories are only available on the site for the language service which broadcast those materials abroad.
Most VOA radio and television programs that BBG broadcasts on or after July 2nd, 2013 are available at www.voanews.com. Similarly, Radio Marti and TV Marti programs are available at www.martinoticias.com.

Voice of America and Marti websites and programs may contain third party copyright protected material, which cannot be copied, redistributed, sold, or published without the express permission of the copyright owner. Requestors should contact VOA or OCB in order to learn if a particular program contains copyrighted material.
From time to time, USAGM may have to remove content from its website. For instance, USAGM removes program materials from its news websites when required by licensing agreements with third-party copyright holders. Once materials have been removed from one of USAGM’s websites, they are no longer available from USAGM.

When USAGM takes materials off of its website, materials designated as permanent under USAGM’s records schedule will be transferred to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). Programs designated as temporary under USAGM’s records schedule will be destroyed once they are removed from USAGM’s websites, and are no longer available. USAGM’s records schedule is published in the Federal Register and is available at NARA’s website, through this link. See Title 36 Code of Federal Regulations, Subpart F for information on how to request USAGM program materials that have been transferred to NARA.

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