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Alliance with pubTV boosts Rhode Island PEG

By | May 29, 2012

Rhode Island is a proven example of what can happen when public TV and public access media collaborate, but their merger is not likely to be widely replicated. However, pubTV and public access executives say their collaboration provides important lessons for the rest of the public media world.

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Phase-out of state aid proposed in R.I., Oklahoma

By | February 13, 2012

Pubcasting networks continue to deal with the uncertainties of state funding in economically and politically precarious times, closing offices, facing possible cuts and bracing for the consequences. Rhode Island: Gov. Lincoln Chafee’s latest budget, unveiled Jan. 31, proposes eliminating state funding to Rhode Island PBS by fiscal year 2014. Support would fall from around $933,000, about a third of the station’s budget, to $425,000 next fiscal year, then zero out. “He’s basically given us until Dec.

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By | December 16, 1991

When the governor emerged from the sub shop, Susan Farmer was waiting by his limo.

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