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Rural & Native Stations Would Bear the Brunt of Public Media Cuts
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Rural & Native Stations Would Bear the Brunt of Public Media Cuts
Lost funds would hurt broadcasters nationwide, but the most vulnerable are concentrated in the West, where 20% of revenue is dependent on federal money. This article originally appeared on High Country News. BETHEL, AK – Late last fall, members of Bethel, Alaska’s search and rescue team met at the local public radio station, KYUK, for a program called River Watch. Over an hour and a half, they took calls from listeners around the Yukon-Kuskokwi…
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