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The Value of Public Broadcasting in Children's Education
This chapter explores the educational significance of children's programming, comparing trusted shows like 'Bluey' and 'Daniel Tiger' with commercial content on platforms like YouTube. It emphasizes the role of public broadcasters like PBS and NPR in providing safe, educational, and accessible programming for all children, particularly those from low-income families. The discussion highlights the importance of public funding in fostering quality content that addresses complex societal issues, while also questioning the impact of the evolving media landscape on the necessity of such programming.
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