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noncommercial television

NOUN
public television
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Jackson is also starred in TV's Elizabeth R, a six-part series that has broken all ratings records for noncommercial television and is up for seven Emmy awards next week.

From Time Magazine Archive

A $10 million experimental series dedicated to the proposition that noncommercial television can provide a worthwhile alternative to commercial TV, PBL programs two hours of culture and public affairs each Sunday night.

From Time Magazine Archive

A $10 million experimental series dedicated to the proposition that noncommercial television can provide a meaningful alternative to commercial TV, PBL will program two hours of cultural and public affairs each Sunday night.

From Time Magazine Archive

One reason for the improving quality of noncommercial television is the three-year-old Public Broadcasting Service, which sponsors programs that its 233 local stations could not produce on their own for lack of funds.

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"I am convinced," he said, "that a vital and self-sufficient noncommercial television system will not only instruct but inspire and uplift our people."

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