What does CIPB stand for?

Citizens for Independent Public Broadcasting

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Citizens for Independent Public Broadcasting (CIPB) is a national membership organization dedicated to putting the public back into public broadcasting.

Citizens for independent public broadcasting

But Jerold Starr, author of Air Wars: The Fight to Reclaim Public Broadcasting (Beacon, 2000) and founder of Citizens for Independent Public Broadcasting (cipbonline.

Independent Airwaves

Americans United has joined in a broad coalition of groups opposing the legislation, including Citizens for Independent Public Broadcasting, the National PTA and the Minority Media & Telecommunications Council.

Senate Considers Special Favor For Religious Broadcasters