How
to Make Public Broadcasting Accountable
to Your Community: A
Manual for Activists

View the front cover.
This
manual is a practical guide for making change. Here is a sample
of the chapters found in the handbook:
1. Activism
Works
The record is clear, and we detail some of the successes that prove
the power of people working together can accomplish great things.
2. How the
Public Broadcasting Service Works
What do CPB, PRI, NPS, PBS, and NPR have in common? Find out in
the chapter that tells you how the public broadcast bureaucracy
works. You and your community can use this information to get the
programming you deserve.
3. Starting
a CIPB Local Chapter
Everyone is an organizer with the presence of the desire to make
things better and the tools to make change. Here are the basic methods
of working together and activating people.
4. Negotiating with the Station
Getting what you want is outlined in a step-by-step process.
5. Using
the Media to Make Change
Here's the recipe for making your own waves. With the guidance of
this chapter you can step right up to the podium of your press conference
with confidence.
6. Know
Your Rights
Take advantage of the rights you have and let the regulations work
for you.
7. Proposal
for the Future: A Public Broadcasting Trust
Get public broadcasting off the public dole and out of the corporation's
pockets for good by restructuring public broadcasting funding. Here's
how.
The manual
ends with a Resource Guide which includes over 70 entries of programs,
services, organizations and publications designed to promote media
democracy in your community.
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the CIPB training manual with your
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