On 8/8/10 03:50 , David Kaye wrote:
"D. Peter wrote:

That may be less true than you think. Even non-comms are about
the money. And the bulk of funding for most non-comms is corporate
underwriting.

Actually, Matt Elmore from KQED has said differently. He says that the bulk
of KQED's money comes from donations. I know, having volunteered and worked
at KALW (the other NPR station in SF) that over 80% of KALW's income comes
directly from listener contributions.



While my own experience is just the opposite. From Chicago to
Iowa to Louisiana, the non-comms I've worked with have all been more
corporately funded than not.