(Minnesota Public Radio) has successfully lobbied state government for years to secure millions in subsidies to help finance its nonprofit business expansions, most recently obtaining $2.65 million in Legacy Amendment funds over a two-year period. Apparently MPR will use some of those taxpayer funds to compete with private media companies. In a time of such scarce government resources, should public money be allocated to a healthy nonprofit so that it can compete more aggressively with private, for-profit businesses?Weather I care for his paper's product or not, I'm very happy to see him standing up for his side.
22 November 2009
I Agree with the Dead-Tree Media Guy
Mike Sweeney lays it down:
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The government should completely zero out funding to TV and radio stations. Immediately.
The last thing we need is wasting money on official government media.
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