A new study of news and public affairs programming on PBS stations has found that the voice of business is much louder than all others a troubling finding for a broadcast system established to provide a voice for groups that may otherwise be unheard. Four years after Congressional leaders failed to zero out public TV, the study suggests that the cost of survival has been increasing commercialism, a persistent elite bias and the marginalization of many of the groups in society that the system was intended to serve.

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