''Slavic Voice of America'' (russian: Голос Славян Америки ''Golos Slavyan Ameriki'') is a Newspaper, Radio Program and Web Portal serving 10 million

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, Belarusian-speaking American and

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, including some non-Slavic countries like

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, Latvia and Lithuania. Published by "Genesis Press, Inc" registered in

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, where the company also has its headquarters. In September 2012 Slavic Voice of America printed edition succeeded by ''The Dallas Telegraph'' printed newspaper.
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Leadership

* Serge Taran; Publisher and Chief Executive Officer * Ludmila Taran; Vice President, Managing Editor

Languages

Russian, Ukrainian, English.

References

External links

''Slavic Voice of America''
Russian-American culture Ukrainian-American culture Belarusian-American culture Russian-Canadian culture Ukrainian-Canadian culture Mass media in Dallas {{Texas-newspaper-stub