Kenneth Tomlinson [3], the former head of the U.S. Corporation for Public Broadcasting [4] who recently resigned [5] in the wake of a damning ethics investigation, is facing further harsh scrutiny. "Tomlinson is also under investigation by the State Department Inspector General’s Office for what he’s done as chairman of the Broadcasting Board of Governors [6]," reports Geneva Collins. "Meanwhile, two other agencies overseen by the BBG are embroiled in controversies both public and private. The fledgling Arab-language TV channel Alhurra [7] is the subject of three separate government investigations (by the State Department, a House International Relations subcommittee and the Government Accountability Office). And journalists at Voice of America [8] are assailing their BBG-appointed boss for trying to tilt news stories more favorably toward the Bush administration."