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	<author_name>NABET Local 51-KQED</author_name>
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	<title>What Happened to Local TV at KQED?</title>
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	<description>Bring Back Local TV at KQED We are the union-represented employees of KQED. Once known for groundbreaking local shows like Spark and Jacques Pépin, KQED now produces only 6½ hours of local TV per year. The rest? Bought from other producers. Last year, KQED even moved union jobs to a non-union facility in New York—violating our contract. An arbitrator agreed. Your donations built public TV in the Bay Area. Now, funds are diverted to podcasts with no TV presence, and none of KQED’s 105 journalists work in television. We believe KQED’s mission includes strong, local storytelling on TV. If you agree, make your voice heard. Tell KQED: Bring back local television and invest in union jobs that serve our community.</description>
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