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The 72 pages that link to Public broadcasting, each with the reason it gives.

• Television stationRelated: Public stations operate under a service mission distinct from commercial outlets.

• Canadian Broadcasting CorporationNarrower topic: The Corporation is Canada’s national example of this broadcasting model.

• Roger AilesCompared with: Its funding and editorial institutions differ from Fox’s commercial, audience-driven model.

• Deutsche WelleNarrower topic: Deutsche Welle belongs to Germany’s public-service media system, with a distinct international mandate.

• News mediaCompared with: Public broadcasters differ from outlets governed primarily by commercial revenue.

• EastEndersRelated: As a BBC production, EastEnders has balanced mass entertainment with public discussion of social issues.

• Fred RogersNarrower topic: Public television provided the setting in which Rogers's program could prioritize education over commercial promotion.

• History of broadcastingRelated: The model offered an alternative to purely advertising-funded broadcasting.

• Jim LehrerRelated: The NewsHour’s longer format and editorial approach developed within this broadcasting tradition.

• RTHKNarrower topic: RTHK belongs to this broad model of publicly oriented media.

• Sean HannityCompared with: Its funding model contrasts with the commercial networks and syndication carrying Hannity.

• ZDFNarrower topic: ZDF belongs to Germany’s public-service broadcasting system.

• Carmen AristeguiCompared with: Her commercial-network work raises questions distinct from journalism in publicly funded media.

• Cokie RobertsNarrower topic: The expansion of public radio created a national platform for Roberts's reporting.

• Ethnic mediaCompared with: Its universal-service mission differs from ethnic outlets’ focus on particular communities and cultural contexts.

• Gay ByrneRelated: His work illustrates how popular entertainment can also host national debate.

• Karl StefanovicCompared with: Stefanovic's career has unfolded mainly in commercial television, with different incentives and formats.

• Matsutarō ShōrikiCompared with: This model contrasts with the commercial broadcasting system Shōriki promoted.

• Old mediaCompared with: It offered an institutional alternative to commercially funded radio and television.

• Russia-1Compared with: The model highlights differences between public-service independence and Russia-1's state ownership.

• Show businessCompared with: Its funding model differs from the commercial pressures that shape much show business.

• Social aspects of televisionRelated: It frames television as a civic institution with educational and cultural responsibilities.