On the recordJanuary 14, 2020
The ownership structure that some of the African American broadcasters enjoy doesn't just turn on vagaries of how long the license lasts.
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congress.govThe ownership structure that some of the African American broadcasters enjoy doesn't just turn on vagaries of how long the license lasts.
Butterfield discusses the complexities of ownership for African American broadcasters.
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