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Maintaining The Enthusiasm: Economic Viability of Community Radio in the Philippines

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Philippines has a thriving community radio sector, which has functioned for over a decade without clear government guidelines nor legislations to license them. This study of the economic viablity of community radio in the Philippines looks at the operating procedures of community based programme contents production and models of funding for different types of community radio stations.


1	Maintaining The Enthusiasm: Economic Viability of Community Radio in the Philippines - An Assessment by Dr Kalinga Seneviratne, AMIC, August 2001

Maintaining The Enthusiasm: Economic Viability of Community Radio in the Philippines

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