Talk:Public broadcasting

1594:. In the past Radio Pakistan was partly funded through money obtained from License fees. In 1999, the Nawaz Sharif government abolished license fees for Radio Pakistan and also abolished its tax exempt status protected under PBC Act 1973. The license fees for Pakistan Television continued. The license fees collection for PTV was given to WAPDA during Musharraf government. Currently WAPDA collects Rs. 35 per house hold on electricity bills as PTV license fees. Television Broadcasting started in Pakistan with a small pilot TV Station established at Lahore Radio from where transmission was first beamed in black-and-white with effect from 26 November 1964. Television centres were established in Dhaka, Karachi and Rawalpindi/Islamabad in 1967 and in Peshawar and Quetta in 1974. PTV has various channels transmitting throughout the world including 1004: 901: 874: 695: 911: 272: 251: 790: 769: 586: 361: 800: 685: 664: 2673: 1623: 1521: 1412: 576: 555: 220: 2441:"Defending public service" is not the same as "promotion of standards". Another statement: "A certified broadcaster will benefit from a quality guarantee strengthening its position towards civil society, government and international organizations." Obviously a lobby or special interest organization for public broadcasting. 3084:

Yes, "Public broadcasting" is a well established term but using the term “media” would be more appropriate in this context. The term “broadcast” typically refers to a transmission of a radio or television program that is intended to be received by anyone with a receiver. On the other hand, “media” is

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Not sure what they think would happen if the BBC or CBC started siding with Canada or Britain's enemies. That "no editorial control" would disappear very quickly. This to me needs to be accounted for before such a neat and tidy distinction between "state" and "public" media can be drawn, even without

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I'm fine with using the UNESCO source, which is clear on the matter that public broadcasting is not state controlled. With respect to your undue questions, almost everything is undue. Due content can only be given weight through reliable sourcing. A single journal article does not establish enough

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Obviously what UNESCO states is the definition is the important thing. There is no prohibition against time sensitive information and information regarding overall sources of information are obviously due. You have presented no evidence for that what you claim is undue is undue. Peer-reviewed sources

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What exactly is the evidence these public broadcasters are at "arms length" from the government that is responsible for its funding, employment, distribution, license, and very existence? What would happen to these "independent" broadcasters if they started supporting the enemies of their country and

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That's certainly what I would infer from the way these terms are used. I think the one-word summary would be "independent": a public broadcaster is independent of the state, even when it is supported by the apparatus of the state; a state broadcaster is part of the government and expected to reflect

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parity (or, in a few cases, near parity) with the older public broadcasting institutions. If one were to add up the audience statistics of the commercial vs. public radio and television services in many European countries, the results would show that public broadcasting is no longer the dominant form

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A number of examples (which I've started noting with inline citations) are of countries where the broadcasters functions more like state media without editorial independence and may be better examples for the State Media page. Any thoughts on deleting or moving outlets without editorial independence

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articles. The article would describe the background and history of public broadcasting in the States, how it is operated, and what makes the American system distinctive from other countries. It would need a lengthy article to explain U.S.A.'s public broadcasting overall to non-Americans, rather than

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This article is over 45,000 bytes and needs to have some info separated out into sub-articles — specifically, Public Television and Public Radio. The two are not the same thing and definitely deserve their own articles, which would also take some of the excess bulk out of this over-long article. I

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I think this article should be split into one about 'public service broadcasting' (broadcasts programmes intended for general public, and also shows something that commercial broadcasters wouldn't touch) and another about 'broadcaster(s) in public sector' (established by law, but independence and

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UNESCO states "Public broadcasting is defined as a meeting place where all citizens are welcome and considered equals." This is the definition according to UNESCO. Not your text. Regarding UNDUE, you make the claim of the scholarly articles being in a minority, you present the evidence for this.

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This ties in nicely with what I wished to ask/suggest - could there be a section in this article discussing the mechanisms that defend the independence of a public broadcaster from government influence? I came to this article looking for references on that subject; this issue was the topic of the

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The best difference I can appreciate is that broadcasters in states run by totalitarian regimes (generally refered to as "state broadcaster") are usually integral parts of a government department e.g. Ministry of Information, etc. whereas public broadcasters (although usually pubically owned) are

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Let us accept the UNESCO source and exclude state broadcasting. But you seem to be doing original research with your claimed definition of public broadcasting. Exactly on what page of the UNESCO source can your claimed definition be found? Regarding the scholarly articles, you have presented no

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I think Radio Free Europe would be in another category entirely; but, if it had to fall into one of the two categories being discussed here, I think state broadcaster would be more fitting. The difference is, though it's media controlled by a state, it's intended audiences are people in other

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Thank you for clarifying that. As I noted above, I was "not sure what your point is though." I take it the UNESCO issue is entirely separate. If that's the case, let's use this separate thread to discuss the issue. Note that the lede is just a summary of the article, and a more complete

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You don't need a source to not include something in wikipedia. The way it works is that if something isn't verifiable, then it doesn't go in. You originally did not have a source characterizing the Soviet owned media as "public broadcasting". And you still do not have such a source.

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of primary sources is not allowed. Presenting two journal articles with unconventional conclusions as encyclopedic without secondary sourcing is misuse. The financing point still stands. Those details are not particularly relevant to the article and are contained in the main

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CKUA was created within a few short months of this in early 1927. CKUA was also the first Canadian radio station on the internet in February 1996. CKUA was and is known for its superior cultural programming. The CBC copied CKUA, and Frank Mankowitz said he modeled NPR after

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The article states that public broadcasting is "the dominant form of broadcasting around the world." Is this really the case? Even in most European countries -- traditional strongholds of public broadcasting -- privately-owned, purely commercial television has achieved

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countries rather than its own citizens. Which...if you think about it, is damn hypocritical. "Our people are too good for state run media, and your own states arent fit to produce state run media, so instead ye shall have state run media provided to you by us."

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Radio Free Europe and Radio Free Asia are certainly state media, but perhaps even more directly described as overseas propaganda and intelligence campaigns. Of course there's no mention of that in this article, and no mention of the United States in the

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Also removed "the second public network" introducing NPR which implies that the previous notation, Pacifica, is a first network. Pacifica is not a network and never has been. It does produce and distribute a few programs but owns only five stations.

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The article uses the words "some" and "most" to describe which countries have public broadcasting. Might it be useful to list countries that don't have public broadcasting networks of any kind? I can't think of any, but I assume others will know. -

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In other words, the statement may have been true until the worldwide deregulation/liberalization of the 1980s or early 1990s, but it doesn't seem to be accurate nowadays. Therefore, I suggest that the sentence be changed to "public broadcasting...

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That was just some of the sourced material you deleted. Please explain the other deletion. Primary sources are no disallowed. The finance material did not discuss CPB but all public radio. Here is a source showing that the Soviet Union had public

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There are also independent local public broadcasters which founded by local government in several cities or regencies. They are obligated to network with either RRI or TVRI, depending on the medium, though they are not owned and operated by the

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The Cold War-thing about it was the direction of the radio-broadcasting, but the programme reflected the editorial independence as at, let us say, BBC or CNN. It was no "international service" produced according to governmental specification.

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Obviously the lead should contain a correct definition. Your text is not what UNESCO article states as the definition of public broadcasting. Neither does the other section contain this definition. For the other issues, see the section above.

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I removed some countries where it wasn't clear that they met the definition of public broadcaster with editorial independence and listed the ones with significant text here in case someone can provide references to support the text.

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I'm less interested in how the industry association describes themselves than what the RS are saying. "Public broadcasting" is a well established term; is there any indication this broadening of scope would be supported by sources?

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The state media of the Soviet Union are not public broadcasters. Unless you can find a reliable secondary source which lists them as such, there is no reason to include any discussion of the Soviet Union in this article.

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That is just one problem. There is still no justification for excluding the information regarding sources of funding for public radio. Or, to raise another matter, the criticism presented to the US Senate in a hearing.

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14 years on, and this point is more salient now than ever. The idea that outfits like Radio Free Europe and the Beeb aren't under "tight editorial control" by their governments (the proposed difference in the lede of

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You're confusing the phrase "public television broadcasting" with "public broadcasting". State run media is not synonymous with public broadcasting. With respect to primary sources, they are certainly allowed, but

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You can bring them there if you prefer. I will add an edited text to the article which hopefully should revolve the issues. Please do not revert. You should not have reverted in the first place according to WP:BRD.

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This article hasn't got anything much on public broadcasting, barring saying that European countries based their model on the BBC. Now, the BBC went PSB in 1927, however Ireland's PSB broadcaster started as such in

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evidence for that there exists other views regarding the scholarly articles. The CPB report presents an update summary of sources of financing. If need be some of the unsourced claims can be removed instead.

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Not sure where you get the lobbying from though. Publication and promotion of standards is hardly lobbying. Please update when you've found reliable secondary sourcing for your lobbying characterization.

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of broadcasting, at least according to that definition. The same is true in many Asian countries, even those where PSB has traditionally been strong. Of course, PSB has never been dominant in the Americas.

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The presentation of some of these shows is often unique, but I don't think that it's fair to say that PSB in the United States provides programming not found elsewhere, at least not in these categories.

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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) is 1- getting most of it's budget from government 2- constitued as Crown Corporation with government's participation 3- having management appointed by government

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In addition, it is not just one source but several. You have also quite selectively not removed sources supporting your POV. Giving an article violating NPOV by only presenting one side of the debate.

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Huh? I have already stated that I accept the UNESCO source view that state broadcasting is not public broadcasing. That is not an issue. (There are numerous other issues but this is not one of them.)

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For example, discussion of isolated events, criticisms, or news reports about a subject may be verifiable and neutral, but still be disproportionate to their overall significance to the article topic.

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Also, the source looks somewhat dubious. The text is by the "World Radio and Television Council" which is a lobby organization for public broadcasting. At the very least this should be pointed out.

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If a viewpoint is held by an extremely small (or vastly limited) minority, it does not belong in Knowledge regardless of whether it is true or not and regardless of whether you can prove it or not

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Are the channels you list universally available and non-subscription, i.e. anyone with a television can receive them? If not,congratulations you have found the purpose of public broadcasting :-P

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Discussion of financing of public broadcasting in the US is already in the article. Having time sensitive information is (again) undue here, and is already located in the respective articles.

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Regardless of the merits of this claim, it doesn't belong where it was, and I have reverted the edit. I can't find any evidence that "the CBC copied CKUA" in the standard history of the CBC,

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pointing out the myriad ways independent broadcasters like BBC, CBC, NPR or Australia's ABC are intimately tied to their country's state and have always performed state propaganda functions.

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That source refers to the cited quote that BBC is “probably been the greatest of the instruments of social democracy of the century” Otherwise there are remarkably few citations in the text.

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The government is currently planning to propose the creation of a law that will merge and integrate PTV and PBS into a single entity, to be called the People's Broadcasting Corporation (PBC).

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Much of that section is sourced to Raboy (1995), pp 6-10, and is generally congruent with the UNESCO source. Expansion of content based on either the Raboy or the UNESCO source is welcome.

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The content sourced to primary source journal articles has been removed as undue as well. Unless reliable secondary sources can be found for these unconventional views, they are undue.

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and to other TV-programs, so there could be a long list as for the BBC. And the same applies to the other "GBCs" (“German Broadcasting Corporations”, this term does not exist, but...) --

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Since this proposal has been unopposed for five years I boldly copied the full section to create the article at the redirect. Editors can now trim the section in this article at will.

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coverage, then, perhaps the information should be added. And to more specifically answer the question of why I think no one should learn about a free, ad-free, non-profit database of

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Also, very inactive with a very outdated webpage. "Our goal is the early delivery, hopefully by the end of 2003, of internationally recognized standards of public broadcasting."

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With respect to UNESCO, here is the relevant excerpt from the first page: "Neither commercial nor State-controlled, public broadcasting’s only raison d’être is public service."

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are discussed in detail in the main article. Including the financial details of one out of dozens of public broadcasters on this page is undue and out of place on this page.

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I appreciate that you don't feel these things are undue for this article. If that's the case, then I suggest you find a broader base of secondary sourcing for this content.

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etc. Radio Pakistan has stations covering all the major cities, it covers 80% of the country serving 95.5 Million listeners. It has world service in eleven languages daily.

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the reason. I feel this information should belong. I would like to read from you, why you think no one should learn about about a free, ad-free, non-profit database of

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Again, you have defined public broadcasting somewhat differently from what UNESCO states. This should obviously be corrected. Regarding scholarly souces, I quote from

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Re:UNESCO. I quoted the first sentence of the first paragraph, and you quoted the first sentence of the second paragraph. I'm not sure what your point is though.

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Cultural programs and documentaries are often presented on other commercial channels such as Discovery, TLC, Food Network, National Geographic Channel, etc.

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Agreed. The absent definition makes a huge unexplained leap, which is barely explained or justified by the very oversimplified notice at the top of the

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excluding scholarly articles. Obviously the finances of public radio as a whole are interesting. The finances of CPB only should be in the CPB article.

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At the same time, public broadcasting systems have also been used by dictators and totalitarian governments to spread hatred and incite genocide.

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page. I suppose this is something that should be reviewed more generally, I don't know what the other Nordic nations have done in this regard.

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PRI, which exists expressly for that purpose, whereas the other two also run networks. Any ideas what the writer's trying to say there?

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a broader term that includes means and institutions for publishing and broadcasting information. This includes television, radio, and

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As of 2021 RTM operates 6 national, 16 state and 11 district radio stations as well as 6 national terrestrial television channels:

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Regarding funding, there is almost no sourced material regarding sources of funding. "Time-sensitive" material is not prohibited.

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Why it is in the list of public broadcasters and China's or Russia's media having the same structure and financing are not?

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Thank you for your original research and synthesis. When you get it published in a reliable secondary source, let me know.

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I took out the bizarre line about many US stations being "licensed class D", which has nothing to do with programming.

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since it entails more forms than radio and TV. Should the article be moved to Public media or Public service media?

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You are free to edit the article as you see fit. If you introduce undue content, it will be removed in due course.

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Why is the Africa list not subdivided by country like all the others? What is the reason for "Asian legends"?

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You presented a straw man of the above discussion. One point I had already accepted while ignoring all other.

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was originally a West German station targeting listeners in East Germany and the rest of the communist block,

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In Indonesia, there are three types of public broadcaster. The first two are national-scale broadcasters:

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weight here. As it appears that we are going around in circles, I'll post and RfC to get outside views.

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the dominant form of broadcasting around the world" or something similar. Any input would be valuable.

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If you're impatient, you're free to bring these issues to the appropriate noticeboard as you see fit.

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has moved to a tax-funded model, so the statement in this article is wrong, but it is correct on the

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There are also a variety of similar public affairs shows available on various news networks as well.

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created ten years ago to defend public service broadcasting across the world through civil society."

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According to the largest industry association of public broadcasters (Public Media Alliance),

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The article is biased as not giving clear distinction between state and public broadcasters.

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Article is over-long; need to separate out articles on Public Television and Public Radio

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article? Is this not the very definition of "state media" advanced in these articles?

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I have given a source, you none regarding Soviet broadcasting. There is nothing in

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Please, we need a world map in this article, with countries colored depending on:

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National Association of Radio Distress-Signalling and Infocommunications (Hungary)

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I will just state its stated goal of "defending public service" when rewriting.

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shows.... I don't think that, I just don't think this is the place to do it. --

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don't often visit this article, so I will let others who do perform that task.

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a small (?) section of this article which is already too long in length.

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I wonder if someone could clarify what the exact difference is between a

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BBC Radio 1 + BBC Radio 2 + BBC Radio 3 + BBC Radio 4

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the views thereof. These are, of course, not the only possibilities.

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An anon recently added the following paragraph in the middle of the

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counts for more than the personal opinions of anonymous editors.

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Undercited, superficial in some respects, misleading in patches.

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I don't believe these are unique niches for PSB in the US anymore

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all this is obscure bullshit,cant help anyone with your answers

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In fact, the WDR (Westdeutscher Rundfunk) is a "small" BBC (for

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ARD — working partnership of German public-service broadcasters

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a national radio service with two networks (Deutschlandradio)

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Discussion of sources of funding is already in the article.

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is the result of a merger of West Berlin's RIAS station and

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Association of College and University Broadcasting Stations

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Political bias - No clear definition of state media vs PBS

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discussion of what public broadcasting is can be found at

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The Philippines' primary state television broadcaster is

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In Pakistan, the public broadcasters are the state-owned

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emerged from the remains of Cold War propaganda stations

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in 1946. Currently, PBS broadcasts its flagship network

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sources discussing Public Radio Fan, because it is not

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Two issues about "List of public broadcasters" section

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Soviet Union, CPB Finances and primary sourced content

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The public broadcaster in Malaysia is the state-owned

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I am consolidating two talk page discussions, here:

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