NPR CEO Katherine Maher makes the case for why public radio is essential to American democracy
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Katherine Maher, NPR's CEO, is set to testify before a congressional subcommittee regarding the importance of federal funding for public broadcasting. In a recent interview, she highlighted that potential funding cuts would severely impact access to essential news and information, particularly for rural and local audiences. Maher aims to reposition NPR's narrative, focusing on its dedication to all Americans and the vital role local stations play. Amid growing scrutiny and criticism, she views the testimony as a chance to showcase the effective work being done by NPR and its affiliates.
NPR's funding cuts would drastically limit access to crucial news and information, especially impacting rural and local communities.'
Katherine Maher sees her testimony as an opportunity to discuss NPR's contributions and the importance of local stations in the public radio ecosystem.
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