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John Sutton and Adam Davidson debate the future of public radio
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A segment on our podcast touched off this in-depth exchange between the audience researcher and the Planet Money co-founder.
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A segment on our podcast touched off this in-depth exchange between the audience researcher and the Planet Money co-founder.
Some selections that argue for more frequent airplay.
Another wireless carrier is on board with activating FM radio in smartphones.
Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network takes a page from human-centered design to build a playbook to transform its programming, education programs, and fundraising.
Mary Jo Heath is only the fourth host of the Metropolitan Opera radio broadcast since 1931.
Reactions to the deal that are worth your time.
Big winners included Georgia Public Broadcasting, Maryland Public Television and WFYI in Indianapolis.
NPR can have a viable future, says the Planet Money co-founder, but only if it dramatically restructures and raises its game.
Some of our favorite responses to the big announcements.
New Sesame Street episodes will premiere exclusively on HBO starting this fall and will be available to PBS after nine months.
Stephen Yasko is out at the station after 13 years.
The event takes place Sept. 10 in New York City.
The half-hour version of the show, which premiered last fall, will continue.
BizLab’s new executive director says the unit aims to “change the way we think about funding public radio for good.”
The study’s authors argued that films such as God Loves Uganda are central to public TV’s mission.
The site launches Sept. 1.
McDaniel comes from Twin Cities Public Television.
Nagan succeeds Simon Kilmurry, who left July 6 to head the International Documentary Association.
“There was always a sense that Soul! was ‘out there’ for public television, that it was doing things and saying things that made some people uncomfortable.”