Public Broadcasting Funding Part 2
Committee members heard testimony from witnesses who are opposed to legislation that would cut further federal support…
Committee members heard testimony from witnesses who support the legislation that would cut further federal support for public… read more
Public Broadcasting Funding Part 1 Committee members heard testimony from witnesses who support the legislation that would cut further federal support for public broadcasting. Currently, public broadcasting receives more than $285 and a half million from the government. Republican leaders are proposing to eliminate federal support, and by law, privatize the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. close
Committee members heard testimony from witnesses who are opposed to legislation that would cut further federal support…
In an excerpt from today’s House Session, Rep. Goss criticized radio show host Don Imus for his occasionally coarse jokes about President Clinton and…
At a dinner at the Washington Hilton Hotel, President Clinton congratulated radio and television correspondents on 50 years of TV and radio coverage…
Committee members considered nominations for the board of directors of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a…