public broadcaster
Government-funded media outlet
A public broadcaster is a radio or television network funded primarily by government or public contributions rather than advertising revenue.
Examples include the BBC, NPR, and PBS.
Public broadcasters typically have mandates to serve educational, cultural, or informational purposes rather than maximize profit: The documentary aired on the public broadcaster.
- BBCBritish public broadcaster
- PBSNon-profit educational broadcaster
- NPRNonprofit American broadcaster
- radioElectromagnetic wave receiver
- televisionBroadcast viewing device
state-funded · TV license · license fee · pledge drive · newsreader · documentary · current affairs · impartial · educational · antenna · over the air · airwaves · channel · programming · prime time · journalist · breaking news · news bulletin
- media outletsNPR, newspaper, magazine, news channel, tv station
- State Mediastate TV, state radio, controlled media, CCTV, Xinhua
- media lawlibel, media regulation, press laws, slander, defamation
public, broadcast, publicly, publicity, publicize, publicized, publication, publish, publisher