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> in the late 90s, NPR and CPB member stations were caught selling their membership lists The article specifically says partner television stations and apparen
by magicalist 3y ago
> in the late 90s, NPR and CPB member stations were caught selling their membership lists
The article specifically says partner television stations and apparently some sold their lists to Republican campaigns too ("including the 1996 presidential campaign of Sen. Bob Dole").
Your initial statement "NPR that sold it's subscriber list to the Democratic party" doesn't appear to be correct at all if this was the end of the story.
- InTheArena 3y agoCOV was the entity that solid it. cPB was behind the TV stations, PBS and NPr.
- magicalist 3y ago> COV was the entity that solid it Assuming you meant "CPB" and "sold" here, no, it wasn't. > cPB was behind the TV stations, PBS and NPr. You'll have to be a lot more specific about what "behind" means here, though, because your entire (mis)recollection is based on it. There's no interpretation of these events in which NPR sold anything, though.