One year without federal funds: how US public media is reinventing itself
A year after President Trump signed a law ending six decades of federal funding for public media, radio and television stations across the United States are reinventing themselves through innovation and listener donations. The sector is experiencing a mix of creative renewal and significant anxiety about long-term survival. Stations are increasingly relying on what has been called "rage-giving" — donations driven by anger at the funding cuts.
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