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Public media goes on the road to help connect veterans and civilians
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“We’re exploring new territory, new relationships and partnerships.”
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“We’re exploring new territory, new relationships and partnerships.”
“We’re working on a different model from the old broadcast world,” said PBS’s chief technology officer.
The initiative will be called “Bringing the Universe into America’s Classrooms.”
The donation will support arts programming on the joint licensee’s TV station.
KUOW was considering the fate of Jazz24 even before its purchase of KPLU was announced.
In December 2015, the station began promoting Passport, PBS’s members-only streaming service, on WHYY-FM.
Two of the series’ documentaries on the Islamic State group won in the Overseas Press Club awards broadcast division.
Competing claims surfaced after we raised the subject.
“Dick brought the written word to life using nothing but inflection and the cadence of his voice.”
Burns weaved anecdotes from his upbringing with a larger argument about the persistent legacy of racial divisions.
A new TV broadcast standard will enhance consumers’ viewing experience and use a portion of spectrum to speed the digital revolution.
Carrasco reports to National Geographic President Gary Knell, another NPR alum.
The stream would continue for 90 days if acquired by KUOW, but plans are unclear beyond that date.
A newspaper’s investigation into nepotism at the two-year community college prompted the personnel actions.
The geographical concentration of media talent is hurting journalism — and journalists.
Station Manager Paul Hunton says the crowdfunding campaign tapped into a formula that can be scaled to size.
Eaton has been at the helm of the PBS strand for 31 years of its 45-season history.
Shearer helped bring Leo Buscaglia to public television.
A station content director has been working to figure out that puzzle.
Stations fear the new rule could discourage board participation.