Canadian Public Broadcasting
Pubic broadcasting is a service involving radio, television and other electronic devices whose primary job is to provide information around the world to the public. For these broadcasts, funding mainly comes from taxes everyone has to pay. In Canada our broadcaster is CBC, also known as The Canadian Broadcasting Cooperation. Most of public broadcasters came in the interwar years, between 1920 and 1930, and they were used to give intel about the war all around the world. Public broadcasting comes with many advantages, such as diversity, free range appeal, and many different topics which are not opinionated. To some people, public broadcasting may be something they do not agree with because they do not watch the news but they still have to pay for it, even though the tax they pay for it is very little. Despite paying the taxes, public broadcasting appeals to the modern audience because of its diversity and truth unlike private broadcaster having to stick to what their sponsors want.
