PBS only uses a tiny fraction over federal money to support their operations. The funny part is that it's the poorest regions that use it the most, like Appalachia and the deep south. So basically, just the very red areas will be the ones who now won't have access to things like certain emergency broadcasts and other important information that a lot of people don't realize comes from these sources
![image showing [OC] Seen at the PBS building in Boston today (WGBH)](bf304397-b22d-5c64-80cf-c69a6cde531d.jpg)
Boom_Digadee on July 18th, 2025 at 14:35 UTC »
Short and to the point.
big_duo3674 on July 18th, 2025 at 14:58 UTC »
PBS only uses a tiny fraction over federal money to support their operations. The funny part is that it's the poorest regions that use it the most, like Appalachia and the deep south. So basically, just the very red areas will be the ones who now won't have access to things like certain emergency broadcasts and other important information that a lot of people don't realize comes from these sources
wgbh_boston on July 18th, 2025 at 15:42 UTC »
Still here.