The Role of Public Broadcasting in Cultural Preservation explores the significant impact that public broadcasting plays in safeguarding and promoting cultural heritage. Public broadcasting institutions, characterized by their independence and public service ethos, serve as crucial platforms for the dissemination of cultural knowledge and values. This paper argues that public broadcasting not only preserves cultural traditions but also fosters cultural diversity and inclusivity. By examining various aspects such as content programming, community engagement, and educational initiatives, the study highlights the multifaceted role of public broadcasting in cultural preservation. It also discusses the challenges faced by public broadcasting in the era of digital transformation and globalization, and proposes strategies to enhance its effectiveness in this context.
Harris, J. (2023). The Role of Public Broadcasting in Cultural Preservation. Frontiers of Creative Media Industries and Cultural Studies, 5(1), 40. doi:10.69610/j.fcmics.20230615
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