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    Extractions: The Public service broadcasting reference article from the English Wikipedia on 24-Apr-2004 (provided by Fixed Reference : snapshots of Wikipedia from wikipedia.org) Public service broadcasting (often abbreviated to PSB) is the style of broadcasting established by Lord Reith , the first Director General of the BBC . Its mission is to " inform, educate and entertain A public service broadcaster is not broadcasting for commercial ends but rather aims at social betterment. For this reason, PSB is often incompatible with commercial stations. For the same reason, it is often seen as being overly paternalistic in nature. Perhaps the most famous example of a "public service broadcaster" (in theory if not in practice) is the BBC. There is no standard definition of what PSB is exactly, although a number of official bodies have attempted to pick out the key characteristics. The Broadcasting Research Unit lists the following: Geographic universality - that the stations' broadcasts are available nationwide, with no exception (a criterion failed by Five Catering for all interests and tastes - as exemplified by the BBC's range of minority channels ( BBC Radio 3 , and various digital services), but also by the commercial Channel 4 Catering for minorities - much as above, but with racial and sexual minorities etc. (e.g. Channel 4

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    Extractions: Search algebra arithmetic calculus equations ... more applied mathematics mathematical games mathematicians more ... Broadcasting (Redirected from Public service broadcasting Public broadcasting (also known as public service broadcasting or PSB ) is the dominant form of broadcasting around the world, where radio television , and potentially other electronic media outlets receive funding from the public . These funds can come directly from individuals through donations or fees , or indirectly as state subsidies that originated in taxes or other national funding sources. Some public broadcasters supplement this with contributions from corporations , which may be granted a limited amount of advertising time in return. However, when advertisements occur on public broadcasting outlets, they are usually much shorter and less attention-grabbing than on commercial broadcasting stations. Commercial broadcasting only occurs in a handful of large Western countries. Perhaps the best known public broadcaster is the British Broadcasting Corporation , based in the United Kingdom , whose mission is to "inform, educate and entertain".

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    Extractions: Wacklepedia Home Page Index Public service broadcasting (often abbreviated to PSB) is the style of broadcasting established by Lord Reith , the first Director General of the BBC . Its mission is to " inform, educate and entertain A public service broadcaster is not broadcasting for commercial ends but rather aims at social betterment. For this reason, PSB is often incompatible with commercial stations. For the same reason, it is often seen as being overly paternalistic in nature. Perhaps the most famous example of a "public service broadcaster" (in theory if not in practice) is the BBC. There is no standard definition of what PSB is exactly, although a number of official bodies have attempted to pick out the key characteristics. The Broadcasting Research Unit lists the following: Geographic universality - that the stations' broadcasts are available nationwide, with no exception (a criterion failed by the UK's Channel 5 Catering for all interests and tastes - as exemplified by the BBC's range of minority channels ( BBC Radio 3 , and various digital services), but also by the commercial Channel 4 Catering for minorities - much as above, but with racial and sexual minorites etc. (eg. Channel 4, BBC Asian Network).

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    Extractions: Summary: Public service broadcasting (often abbreviated to PSB) is the style of broadcasting established by Lord Reith, the first Director General of the BBC. Its mission is to "inform, educate and entertain". A public service broadcaster is not broadcasting for commercial ends but rather aims at social betterment. For this reason, PSB is often incompatible with commercial stations. For the same reason, it is often seen as being overly paternalistic in nature. Perhaps the most famous example of a "publ ... read the full Public service broadcasting article Buy from Amazon.co.uk Books Music Classical VHS ... Toys Buy from Amazon.com Books Music Classical VHS ... Toys Buy from Amazon.ca Books Music Classical VHS ... Software Buy from Amazon.de document.write('Books'); document.write('Music'); document.write('Classical'); document.write('VHS'); document.write('DVD');

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    Extractions: Public service broadcasting (often abbreviated to PSB) is the style of broadcasting established by Lord Reith , the first Director General of the BBC . Its mission is to " inform, educate and entertain A public service broadcaster is not broadcasting for commercial ends but rather aims at social betterment. For this reason, PSB is often incompatible with commercial stations. For the same reason, it is often seen as being overly paternalistic in nature. Perhaps the most famous example of a "public service broadcaster" (in theory if not in practice) is the BBC. There is no standard definition of what PSB is exactly, although a number of official bodies have attempted to pick out the key characteristics. The Broadcasting Research Unit lists the following: Geographic universality - that the stations' broadcasts are available nationwide, with no exception (a criterion failed by the UK's Channel 5 Catering for all interests and tastes - as exemplified by the BBC's range of minority channels ( BBC Radio 3 , and various digital services), but also by the commercial Channel 4 Catering for minorities - much as above, but with racial and sexual minorites etc. (eg. Channel 4, BBC Asian Network).

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