Public television enriches towns with civic centers and education
Public television, now in 202 U.S. cities, funds via universities and government bodies and strives to educate, unite communities, and expand local governance coverage. Jacksonville’s WJCT highlights viewer participation, town meetings, and two way communication while anticipating cable TV impacts and steady funding challenges.
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Public Broadcasting Chief Macy Writes On City Magazine
Editor notes that this article is an except from John W. Macy Jr. of City magazine. Macy serves as president of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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