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[–] [email protected] 0 points 7 months ago

Despite Public Radio being creates by an act of congress, good old Ronnie Reagan slashed it funding in 1980. Currently, it gets ~25% of its funding from the government, but only a fraction of that is direct funding. Most funding comes through member stations getting funding from state or Federal sources, or from state funded universities. That means it needs corporate or nonprofit sponsors that can impact the incentives of a media organization.

PBS gets a bigger chunk, ~40% if it's funding from State, Federal, and educational sources. Still more dependent on external funding, such as corporate advertising, than internal.