Ask most parents who tried to show their kids the so-called 'E/I children programming' the broadcasters are offering nowadays. Chances are that they likely hated it and went back to watching PBS's 24/7 kids channel. 
Thanks to strong children’s television rules, kids of all backgrounds have for years accessed the nourishing programming that they need to thrive and grow. But today’s @FCC decision sacrifices children’s education for corporate profitshttps://www.broadcastingcable.com/news/fcc-takes-some-heat-for-kidvid-revamp …
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E/I programming and making an actual effort to compete with PBS is nowhere profitable for broadcasters, and they would likely rather allocate time-slots for news or sports programming.
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Oh, great .... Eddie 'One Note" sings again .... don't you get tired always being wrong?https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2015/12/11/sen-ed-markey-39-years-voting-present/ …
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