The Corporation for Public Broadcasting was dissolved Monday by its board of directors, ending its 58 years as the primary funder for PBS, NPR and local TV and radio stations.
Corporation for Public Broadcasting is officially shutting down www.nbcnews.com/politics/tru ...
-- Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur.bsky.social) Jan 5, 2026 at 3:48 PM
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There are at least 935 billionaires in the US. Anyone of these 935 oligarchs can easily save public broadcasting for Americans. Bill Gates is spending his fortune saving lives in the Third World, which all well and good and maybe out of guilt pangs, and Warren Buffet is retiring (what's he doing with his loot?)
I found one superrich couple making a contribution to public broadcasting:
"Eric and Wendy Schmidt committed $5.5 million to NPR to expand its Collaborative Journalism Network last year."
Enjoy NYC's not-for-profit classical radio station while it's around: www.wqxr.org
"Thanks for making me unemployed, Republicans s***heads!"
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