Thread: The Patronage/Subsidization System: Workable for e-books?
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Old 04-03-2008, 12:45 AM   #14
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What are they criticizing? In the U.S., PBS (largely patron supported) is generally held in high regard, and considered some of the highest quality television in the country.
In Oz they're commonly criticised for being too left or right wing (or both, by some of the more confused commentators), and for the low quality or quantity of locally made content, the delay between imported shows being broadcast in their country of origin and here, or for the bizarre programming choices. Oh, and for funding "The Chaser" who are either terrorists or sympathisers with terrorists. I don't really pay much attention since I don't watch television (it's a very slow way to gain information).
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