Original sentence: A video news release (VNR), as the term is known in the United States, is a public relations or a propaganda technique whereby a video or radio program is produced, edited and distributed to local and national television, radio stations and cable networks (collectively, "media outlets") by  PR firms, advertising agencies, marketing firms, corporations, and many U.While unbounded by recognized standards of journalistic ethics, the most widely used form of VNR is crafted in the style of a news report and used, in whole or in part, primarily, during news and public affairs programs; yet, almost without exception, no mention is made within these programs that the source of a particular story is, in fact, a VNR
Edited sentence: A G.A video news release (VNR), as the term is known in the United States, is a public relations technique whereby a video or radio program is produced, edited and distributed to local and national television, radio stations and cable networks (collectively, "media outlets") by  PR firms, advertising agencies, marketing firms, corporations, and many U.While unbounded by recognized standards of journalistic ethics, a widely used form of VNR is crafted in the style of a news report and used, in whole or in part, primarily, during news and public affairs programs; yet, almost without exception, no mention is made within these programs that the source of a particular story is, in fact, a VNR.report raised questions about government use of unattributed VNRs after determining that several VNRs fit the legal definition ofpropaganda