The Washington Post reports that U.S. public broadcaster PBS will henceforth ban new "sectarian" programs, but will grandfather those that already air. According to the Post:The vote at PBS's headquarters in Arlington was good news for five PBS member stations that carry religious programs. Among them are KBYU in Salt Lake City, which is operated by an affiliate of the Mormon Church; KMBH in Harlingen, Tex., operated by the local Catholic diocese; and WLAE in New Orleans, operated by a Catholic lay organization. Read the story in the National Post.
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