Awards
APTS honors Diane Rehm, Public Broadcasting Act author at Public Media Summit
|
And more awards in public media.
Current (https://current.org/2017/02/)
And more awards in public media.
Pence “values his experiences with public media,” Woodruff said at the APTS Public Media Summit.
The ability to manage all aspects of the video ecosystem presents new challenges for public broadcasters.
The San Bernardino Community College District announced Monday that the FCC accepted its bid to move to a VHF channel.
More than a year after its debut, PBS and stations are reaping rewards of the on-demand offering and planning for its future.
”We are really focused on the discovery angle at the moment.”
NPR will focus on greater collaboration with its member stations over the term of the three-year pricing plan.
The FCC wants comments on suggested rules that will let broadcasters begin sending ATSC 3.0 transmissions.
The app focuses on short-form pieces and draws from a wide pool of content, some of which sounds decidedly un–public radio.
The grant will support reporting on inequality and marginalization along the U.S.–Mexico border.
Simon’s films included an unflinching, deeply intimate portrait of a Vietnam veteran, broadcast on PBS in 1981.
The station’s school-board licensee has suggested making news staffers employees of the school district.
With road trips to red states and dialogues about race and identity, producers for “The Takeaway” will hold out a microphone to people whose voices have been marginalized.
The live taping was Sam Sanders’ last episode as he moves on to his own podcast.
Partners in the multimedia project used social media marketing and a variety of digital tools to get a broad cross-section of voters talking about ballot measures.
As the spectrum auction winds down, the FCC plans to open another opportunity for stations to negotiate channel-sharing deals.
University president Wayne A. I. Frederick said the school “voluntarily withdrew from the auction when it became apparent that the relatively low yield would not justify relinquishing the university’s rights to broadcast WHUT.”
John Sepulvado was subpoenaed to testify in federal court next week.
The station plans to invest the proceeds in programming.
Cincinnati Public Radio hopes to attract WNKU listeners after the station is sold.