System/Policy
As it defines relationship with stations, NPR gains board approval for price hike
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NPR will focus on greater collaboration with its member stations over the term of the three-year pricing plan.
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NPR will focus on greater collaboration with its member stations over the term of the three-year pricing plan.
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The Bible Broadcasting Corp. will pay $1.9 million for the station.
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