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This page is focused on NPR, which gives a very limited view of what is meant by "Public Broadcasting"
The page itself is excellent as is the new/public affairs side of NPR.
Most public broadcasters are mainly funded through the public purse, as is the radio side of the Canadian Braodcasting Corporation/Radio Canada.
I hope that you'll find someone far more knowledgeable than I to elaborate on this page without detracting fom the valuable information about National Public Radio.
I removed A Prairie Home Companion because it is distributed by Public Radio International, not NPR.[1]
Is it really correct to discribe NPR as "a loosely organized network"? How is more 'loose' than other media networks?
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