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"And the biggest impact will probably be felt on the smaller communities where public radio stations and TV stations provide a vital source of information, from social issues to weather. And is there a possibility that some of those programming and services can be duplicated or reproduced in more direct digital forms, like podcasting or YouTube? There probably are some ways for many of those programs to still exist."
"And the biggest impact will probably be felt on the smaller communities where public radio stations and TV stations provide a vital source of information, from social issues to weather. And is there a possibility that some of those programming and services can be duplicated or reproduced in more direct digital forms, like podcasting or YouTube? There probably are some ways for many of those programs to still exist."
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"And the biggest impact will probably be felt on the smaller communities where public radio stations and TV stations provide a vital source of information, from social issues to weather. And is there a possibility that some of those programming and services can be duplicated or reproduced in more direct digital forms, like podcasting or YouTube? There probably are some ways for many of those programs to still exist."
"And the biggest impact will probably be felt on the smaller communities where public radio stations and TV stations provide a vital source of information, from social issues to weather. And is there a possibility that some of those programming and services can be duplicated or reproduced in more direct digital forms, like podcasting or YouTube? There probably are some ways for many of those programs to still exist."