National broadcasters

National broadcasters are media organizations that produce and transmit radio and television content for an entire country. They are usually funded publicly through government support or licensing fees, ensuring access to news, entertainment, and educational programs across the nation. These broadcasters serve to inform citizens, promote culture, and provide a shared media experience. Examples include the BBC in the UK or PBS in the United States. They play a key role in maintaining national identity and providing reliable information, operating under regulations that prioritize public service rather than commercial interests.