'Dave Sikula' via TVorNotTV wrote:
> I can't imagine a cut-off of federal funding would be a big deal to
> most PBS stations. If they're anything like KQED, they'll just up
> the pledge drives from eight months a year to eleven or twelve.
Are pledge drives producing diminishing returns yet? For a
long time the pledge pgming on my local PBS affiliate (in FL) has
seemingly been tailored to a middle aged (or older) audience.
But a few weeks ago, that same PBS station replaced PBS World
(on one of its four subchannels) with PBS Kids 24/7. Are other PBS
stations doing this too?
If so, then does that indicate that many PBS stations are
seeking to grow a constituency among people with children?
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