Yes. For example, I mentioned the community radio fund, which has traditionally supported the establishment of community radio stations. There is a financial resource that could be devoted to helping establish some of these other alternatives—not excluding, of course, community radio, because I think it's still very pertinent in rural areas. I think it needs to take a fresh look, however, at the changes that have occurred and the fact that it is very difficult for any community now to print a newspaper—just because of the costs of printing and distribution—and at some of the new models that combine different kinds of media together on a local basis. The key to it is having some competence, some young journalists or technicians who can help deliver it.
On April 12th, 2016. See this statement in context.