In comparison with other developing countries of the region, Cambodia has a multiplicity of broadcast media services, largely due to deregulation of the broadcasting industry, which has encouraged a proliferation of privately-run television and radio stations. In general, those with an overtly political agenda have drawn fewer viewers than those operating on a more commercial basis and with greater entertainment content. But even the leading commercial stations depend on political patronage, coupled with the deep pockets that only the larger media owners can provide.

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