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Doug Mitchell: ‘Our service is to the people’
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Doug Mitchell makes a point to welcome newcomers to public media.
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Doug Mitchell makes a point to welcome newcomers to public media.
NPR has funded five projects since last year through its Story Lab Workshop.
Wavelength, now in beta, will grow into a multiuse platform for a range of content topics.
The WVTF/Radio IQ network is further differentiating its formats.
The Denver station president called the decision “a significant disappointment.”
Seven full-time staffers at KMST in Rolla, Mo., were laid off this week.
Filmmakers David Alvarado and Jason Sussberg said they “grew up as middle schoolers watching Bill Nye on PBS.”
The layoffs were made “to make room for other positions that better met our needs,” a PRI spokesperson said.
A popular, trusted newscast presents a possible goal for U.S. public media.
Other recipients include the National Black Programming Consortium and KCRW.
The Duluth PBS station rebroadcast to the area is willing to help out, but with some conditions.
The podcast is offering online journalism training and fellowships.
Diane Ravitch, a former assistant secretary of education, calls the documentary “paid propaganda.”
The CEO of the Association of Independents in Radio followed her father into broadcasting.
Rep. Earl Blumenauer also told the board that he had asked House Democrats to stop “using the assault on public broadcasting as a fundraising technique.”
Stations from all across the country will work together on the initiative.
Howard Husock’s latest essay appeared Thursday in “The Hill.”
The Triple A service will have three signals in the city.
The Triple A station is working with a coalition that plans to redress the noise ordinances and curfews that limit venues for local performances.