PBS – Trust the facts. Appreciate that the "Fairness Doctrine" is still an aspirational principle. When wrong, we get an apology.

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Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) provides media programming and services for the American public. read more

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Trust the facts. Appreciate that the "Fairness Doctrine" is still an aspirational principle. When wrong, we get an apology.

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A wonderful company to work for that is flexible and knows how to train it's employees effectively

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flexibility and understanding - real world comprehension
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Various views of news reports

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Fund raising takes up too much of the time of the premium programming. The insincerity of the programs hosts is nauseating. For a highly profitable Non-Profit, that is unconscionable.

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Objectivity. Fairness Doctrine. Leaning progressive human development. PBS seeks truth critically. The mission of being educational, for all ages, is obvious.

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PBS – Trust the facts. Appreciate that the "Fairness Doctrine" is still an aspirational principle. When wrong, we get an apology.

Trust the facts. Appreciate that the "Fairness Doctrine" is still an aspirational principle. When wrong, we get an apology.

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