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PBS founder Friendly envisions future of public television
Professor Fred Friendly, creator of PBS, outlines PBS aims and doubts that networks will embrace controversial programming. He notes PBS should challenge audiences, not seek the broadest consensus, and cites first program pairing Black Dialogue with Ward's A Day of Absence as a test of its stance on race.
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