Is it correct to say that those who make the programming decision for AFRTS have an obligation to consider the popularity and desirability of radio and television programming? In other words, should the AFRTS take note of national commercial ratings as well as local and worldwide formal audience surveys as to what their audience desires to see and hear on their AFRTS programming?
Questioning the programming decisions of the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS).
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