CPB

Elsewhere in snooping around, more echoes of the US atty scandal — seems the evidence of political tampering also came down to emails between Tomlinson and Rove, never produced in this case because CPB is technically a private concern.

Scripting News for 4/25/2007 « Scripting News Annex 2007

The $9 million investment in CPB in 1967 (about $47 million in today’s dollars) has grown to over $300 million in annual funding today.

Boing Boing: April 9, 2006 - April 15, 2006 Archives 2006

The CPB is designed to provide a buffer between independent public broadcast networks and partisan politics.

Think Progress » Bush Nominates National Review Writer To Public Broadcasting Board 2006

Mr. Tomlinson has maintained that his goal at CPB is to strengthen public broadcasting by restoring “balance” and stamping out “liberal bias.”

mjh's blog — 2005 — June 2005

By the inspector-general’s logic, ideological bias in CPB funding is in line with the law’s requirement of nonpartisanship, while correcting that bias is “political interference”.

Television 2009

Figures released Wednesday by the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, also known as the CPB, showed trade volumes fell 2.5% from March, having risen by 1.1% in that month.

Trade Data Suggest Slowdown Paul Hannon 2011

Financial incentives to improve the CPB should be accompanied by stronger firewalls to protect the system's independence from politicians.

Why Fox News should help fund NPR Steve Coll 2010

NPR receives about 2%, or $2.4 million, of its budget from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting CPB, which is federally chartered and funded.

NPR chief Vivian Schiller ousted amid video scandal 2011

Figures released Monday by the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, also known as the CPB, showed trade volumes rose 2.3% from April, having fallen by 2.2% in that month.

World Trade Picks Up Paul Hannon 2011

Figures released by the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis -- also known as the CPB -- Monday showed trade volumes rose 4.8% from November, having risen 1.1% in that month.

World Trade Recovery Gains Momentum Paul Hannon 2010