(VOVworld) - This recording is a rare, valuable English broadcast featuring the late legendary announcer Hanoi Hannah whose real name was Trinh Thi Ngo, on Radio the Voice of Vietnam. This program was broadcast in 1968 from Havana, the capital city of Cuba.

(VOVworld) - Trinh Thi Ngo, the legendary announcer of the English service, Radio the Voice of Vietnam (VOV), has passed away in Ho Chi Minh city at the age of 87. Her voice has remained in the mind of the generations of VOV listeners, including foreign friends and former GIs in Vietnam, who admirably called her Hanoi Hannah.

(VOVworld) – The Voice of Vietnam celebrates its 71st founding anniversary on September 7. Over the years VOV has become a close friend and a reliable information channel for tens of millions of Vietnamese people and foreigners worldwide. VOV has developed into one of Vietnam’s top multi-media agencies.

(VOVworld) – The Voice of Vietnam’s world service (VOV5) broadcasts in twelve languages: English, French, Japanese, Russian, Chinese, German, Thai, Lao, Cambodian, Indonesian, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Since the first broadcast on September 7, 1945, VOV5 has made giant leaps forward, meeting the information needs of foreigners and overseas Vietnamese.

(VOVworld) – In a booming information age with many media formats dominated by television and online newspapers, radio still draws many people. VOV has become the close friend of many listeners around the world. Today, we’ll examine some listeners’ opinions on the occasion of VOV’s 70th anniversary.

(VOVworld) – Journalist Hoang Minh Nguyet is an independent and proactive woman who has developed her career through her true talents. People, who know her or have ever worked with her, acknowledge her intelligence, sharp-mindedness, frankness, decisiveness, and devotion. She has never considered work as a burden but an inspiration for living.

(VOVworld) - At almost 90 years of age, Le Quy still has a passion for journalism which inspires every young journalist who meets him.

(VOVworld)- Reporter Dao Dinh Tuan is always optimistic and passionate about life. He is also very serious at work. During my 30 years working at VOV, there are two reporters that I respect and love the most: reporter poet Tran Ngoc Thu, Director of the Editorial Department and reporter Dao Dinh Tuan, Director of VOV’s Overseas Service.

(VOVworld) – Many foreign English editors have worked at the English section of the Overseas Service but the most dedicated ones have been perhaps Iain Finlay and Trish Clark.

(VOVworld) – VOV reporters love him for his modesty, simplicity, frankness, and fearlessness in confrontations. He considers the Voice of Vietnam to be a vital part of his life.