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State of the System

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Worrisome trend in CPB analysis: Too many PTV stations taking on too much debt

By Dru Sefton, Senior Editor | June 2, 2016

The number of licensees carrying debt ratios of more than 50 percent has nearly tripled since 2009, according to CPB’s latest “state of the system” report.

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Gains, losses spread unevenly across pubcasting stations

By Ben Mook | June 10, 2013

Reductions in tax-based support for pubcasting have shortened the financial gap between public television and radio stations, accelerating public TV’s decade-long financial decline and demonstrating resilience within segments of the public radio system.

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