Awards
Pubcasters take home Creative Emmys, and more awards in public media
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The award for outstanding special class program went to Sweeney Todd.
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The award for outstanding special class program went to Sweeney Todd.
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Vermont Public Radio has started an $8 million expansion to its Colchester facility.
Lacy-Smith was one of the first women to serve as a broadcast executive in the state.
The podcasts cover football, digital love and the war in Afghanistan.
Jazz, blues and news station KPLU has increased its focus on local jazz and has seen a 20 percent bump in revenue year-to-year.
As it transitions to a new host, the weekend mainstay is losing an iconic presence.
The Texas Tribune and Houston Chronicle are home to reporters for Reveal, helping to produce new stories for the radio show as it gets ready to go weekly in 2016.
Sue Cross began her career at AP in 1998 as Los Angeles bureau chief.
The Bowling Green State University Board of Trustees unanimously authorized the university to “maximize the potential revenue” from the auction without completely cashing out on its public TV channels.
With a new voice and lower-case title, the Canadian network is updating its most popular export to the U.S.
Stations need to rethink their approach to NPR co-branding and on-demand access to content.
GM Terry Green had managed the community station for 12 years and loaned it $35,000.
The technology knows that our ears perceives frequencies differently and accounts for the discrepancy.
John Proffitt is stepping down as head of the nonprofit network.
Richard Heffner launched the show in 1966 on public TV in New York City. This month, it premiered on the World multicast channel.
NPR Digital Services will be overseen by Zach Brand, the network’s v.p. of digital media.
Note to future guests: Don’t be late.
They’re among 10 Seattle news organizations looking to make it easier and faster for readers to pay for stories online.
Interns at NPR, Frontline and PBS stations share stories and lessons from their work this summer.