From Underserved to Broadly Served: The Class Interests of Public Broadcasting

Glenda R. Balas

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I recently drove the 470 miles between Albuquerque and Kingman, AZ. This stretch of I-40 was new to me, but I'd read about the isolated terrain west of Gallup. As I left Albuquerque at sundown, I f...

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1967PUBLIC TELEVISION, A PROGRAM FOR ACTION, REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CARNEGIE COMMISSION ON EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION.2003Recovering a Public Vision for Public Television

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