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BBC - BBCi Homepage - The Home Of The BBC On The Internet
British public broadcasting for the United Kingdom.
http://www.bbc.co.uk
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News and information; classical, jazz and traditional music.
http://www.cmich.edu/pubcast.html
Corporation For Public Broadcasting (CPB)-- Public TV, Public Radio, Education,
CPB funds public Television and public Radio programs.
http://www.cpb.org
Citizens For Independent Public Broadcasting Homepage
Organization dedicated to creating a national coalition to develop independently funded public radio and television broadcasting trust.
http://www.cipbonline.org

Extractions: In Defense of Community Radio By Jerold Starr, Executive Director All listeners are not equal. While we need to pay some attention to discretionary income, we should be more concerned with depth of attachment and educational value derived. There is a profound difference between radio that is played as background or accompaniment to other activities and radio that creates an active community of listeners. The former has superficial audiences, the latter committed publics... Read More "Public Broadcasting as State Television" By Bill O'Driscoll "Only a conservative Republican FCC could possibly have made this ruling," says Jerry Starr, whose CIPB joined other grassroots activists in opposing previous threats to WQEX, even seeking to strip WQED of its license...State and local government bodies and colleges and universities, which hold the licenses for about half of the country's 350 or so public-TV stations, might now be emboldened to claim fiscal distress and try to divest themselves of second stations...
WORLDNET Television
Broacasts a variety of public affairs, news and information programs thoughout the world. From the International broadcasting Bureau.
http://www.ibb.gov/worldnet/
The History Of South Dakota Public Broadcasting
Onepage history of public stations in South Dakota.
http://www.sdpb.org/history.htm

Extractions: PUBLIC RADIO IN SOUTH DAKOTA The history of Public Broadcasting in South Dakota traces its roots to KUSD (AM), now silent. This station was one of the oldest educational radio stations in the United States. These call letters and its first license for regular programming were granted on May 27, 1922, although the station held earlier licenses dating back several years. Student E.O. Lawrence (who later won a Nobel Prize in Physics) and USD Dean Lewis Akeley were largely responsible for putting this historic station on the air. In the 1970's and 1980's, the South Dakota Public Radio Network built and now operates nine radio stations and ten radio translators across the state. Although the television stations were constructed first, every site and tower was designed for the eventual addition of an FM radio transmitter and antenna. This vision was culminated in 1991 when the last of the nine radio stations began transmitting from the Long Valley site. Programming is provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week from the Vermillion studios of KUSD (FM), National Public Radio (NPR) and other outstanding program providers. The primary objective of the radio broadcasting service is to provide programs of a general educational, informational, and cultural nature. Listen to a Conversation with Martin Busch, former General Manager who was instrumental in building SDPB as we know it today.
Governments On The WWW: Table Of Contents
Comprehensive database of governmental institutions parliaments, ministries, offices, law courts, embassies, city councils, public broadcasting corporations, central banks, and multigovernmental institutions. Also includes political parties.
http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/
Exhibits Collection -- Literature
Interactive exhibit that takes visitors on a literary journey through the classic short story.
http://www.learner.org/exhibits/literature/

Extractions: A free satellite channel for schools, colleges, libraries, public broadcasting stations, public access channels, and other community agencies. Literature gives order to human experience. Literature explores cultural values. Literature demands an emotional response from the reader. Like a great journey, literature can show you things you have never seen before and will never forget. Join our journey through a classic short story, "A Jury of Her Peers," by Susan Glaspell. Along the way, you'll solve the mystery of whether Minnie Wright killed her husband and explore the story's literary elements. You will also encounter rest stops where you can read more about the structure of story and take part in activities related to "A Jury of Her Peers". Enter the door on the right to begin your journey. If you would like to print a copy of "A Jury of Her Peers" before you begin your journey, click
WBUR Public Arts : Arts Index
An arts and entertainment forum offering public broadcasting fans the opportunity to talk back to critics and each other- in various categories including music, movies, and television.
http://publicbroadcast.net/wbur/arts/
Caribbean Broadcasting Union
Representing both public and private broadcast networks. Offers a variety of services to the public, including news, awards, technical information, letter from the president, link to several member stations, provides a list of members and contact information.
http://www.caribunion.com/
Merle Harmon - Business Speaker, Humorist. And Sports Speaker
Merle Harmon is a distinguished member of the National Speaker's Association. He is the ideal choice when you want a speaker with five decades of experience in sports broadcasting. His humor is legendary as is his ability to motivate your audience. His award winning business background makes him the ideal Keynote for your event.
http://merleharmon.com
TPT'S ALMANAC
Companion to National public broadcasting's awardwinning radio and television programs art, music, history, and current events.
http://www.ktca.org/almanac/index.shtml
New Dimensions World Broadcasting Network: Changing The World One Broadcast At A
An independent, listenersupported producer and distributor of public radio and shortwave programs which present views from diverse traditions and cultures.
http://www.newdimensions.org/

Extractions: New Dimensions is an independent producer of broadcast dialogues and other quality programming, including the globally syndicated NEW DIMENSIONS, a weekly one-hour interview series featuring the 21st century's leading thinkers, social innovators, creative artists, scientists and spiritual teachers. We also produce special radio series, publish books and tapes, and sponsor Deep Listening/Deep Questioning: The Art of Authentic Dialogue training intensive with Michael Toms. Our purpose is to present practical knowledge and perennial wisdom through a diversity of voices and views from many traditions and cultures. Inspirational Quote of the Day
Current Online | Public Broadcasting's History
Timeline of developments in public TV and radio in the United States.
http://www.current.org/history
Balance Radio Broadcasting
Organization of industry members concerned about consolidatikon of radio ownwership and who are attempting to return the airwaves to the public by reversing or modifying the Telcommunications Act of 1996.
http://www.93khj.com/brb/
ABC Online
The ABC is Australia's public broadcaster. It produces national and local television, radio and online services.
http://www.abc.net.au/

Extractions: updated 12:01pm Enter an Australian region's name or its postcode: Listen from your computer to: Radio Australia (RA) RA in Chinese Indonesian ... Khmer and Tok Pisin Radio National Classic FM Triple J ... TV On ABC TV tonight: Gardening Australia ABC News ABC News Stateline The Fat Taggart The Glass House ... Lateline Topp Twins Rage Simulcast On Triple J Find the ABC in your area with our The ABC 's international TV and online service for the When did a spotted past in suburban Australia become an object of fascination rather than derision? Triple J is on the hunt, unearthing new music and talent from all around the nation.
Educational Communications Board: Public TV, Radio, Classroom Resources For Teac
Provides information about professional development and classroom and technology resources related to public broadcasting programming.
http://www.ecb.org/

Extractions: link link link Use this drop-down menu for quick access to ECB sites! Contact Tom Fletemeyer, ECB Executive Director Contact the ECB Webmaster Agency Goals Board Information Classroom Resources Commission on Public Broadcasting Conflict Resolution: Getting Along, Working Together Cultural Horizons of Wisconsin video series Cultural Horizons of Wisconsin CD-ROM Digital Television Executive Staff Education Division Staff Exploring Wisconsin Our Home GWETC: Technology in Education Conference Instructional Database Instructional TV broadcast schedule Investigating Wisconsin History Job Openings MATHLINE NPRIME Powwow PreViews for 2003-2004 ITV Public Broadcasting Public Inspection Files Scienceline Search for Instructional TV Programs Soundwaves: WI Youth Radio Festival State of Wisconsin Website Statutory Duties Storylords Surf Report: Web Sites for Teachers Teacher Guides Teacherline Teaching Through Technology Technology Services Telecourses Tracks US History Site WECB Online What's New Weather Transmitters Wisconsin CD-ROM and Web Site Wisconsin International Children's Film Festival
Welcome To Kachemak Bay Broadcasting Incorparated
Kachemak Bay broadcasting, Inc. was incorporated as a nonprofit in 1976. public radio for Kachemak Bay.
http://www.kbbi.org/
Off The Record: What Media Corporations Dont Tell You About Their Legislative
From the Center for public Integrity, a publication in PDF format about broadcasting corporations and their legislative agendas.
http://www.publicintegrity.org/reports/offtherecord/index.html

Extractions: What Media Corporations Dont Tell You About Their Legislative Agendas The giant media corporations of today are special interests in their own right, with unique legislative agendas that they push on Capitol Hill and in the offices of federal regulators. The companies that dominate the airwaves and purvey the news in print are little different from any other industry. They spend millions on campaign contributions. They fly lawmakers and regulators around the world on all-expenses-paid junkets. They hire a whos who of former congressional staffers, members, and FCC officials to plead their cases in the nations capitol. And more often than not, they get what they want, which is why media corporations are widely regarded as the most powerful special interest in Washington. Download the complete report in PDF format. For a bound, printed copy of Off the Record , please call Regina Russell at (202) 466-1300 or send an email to storekeeper@publicintegrity.org
Americans For Radio Diversity
News, information and resources from advocacy organization favoring broader public participation in radio and lowpower radio broadcasting, and opposed to industry consolidation.
http://www.radiodiversity.com/

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