In the U.S. we enjoy radio everyday. We get news, information and entertainment hassle free. Even we in the radio business often take radio for granted. We worry most about paying bills and wages. Some people volunteer to play music shows, some to create community interests shows. We do live remotes of high school sports. We seldom if ever have to worry for our lives because we do radio. When we hear that Natives in other countries have it much harder, we have to wonder again about what we do. This article is from The Columbia Journalism Review.
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