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Community Radio Via Public Service Broadcasting: The Kothmale Model

Kalinga Seneviratne

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Kothmale Community Radio (KCR) is one of five community radio stations operated by the government-funded public service broadcaster Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation (SLBC). Community radio was originally introduced to Sri Lanka under an UNESCO-DANIDA 1 1Danida is the overseas development funding arm of the government of Denmark. funded project called Mahaveli Community Radio (MCR).

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Kothmale Community Radio (KCR) is one of five community radio stations operated by the government-funded public service broadcaster Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation (SLBC). Community radio was originally introduced to Sri Lanka under an UNESCO-DANIDA 1 1Danida is the overseas development funding arm of the government of Denmark. funded project called Mahaveli Community Radio (MCR).

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Kothmale Community Radio (KCR) is one of five community radio stations operated by the government-funded public service broadcaster Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation (SLBC). Community radio was originally introduced to Sri Lanka under an UNESCO-DANIDA 1 1Danida is the overseas development funding arm of the government of Denmark. funded project called Mahaveli Community Radio (MCR).

Key concepts: Public broadcasting, Community radio, Broadcasting (networking), Corporation, Government (linguistics), Sri lanka, Public service, Business

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