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The public broadcasters have found various ways to handle protesters, politicians and outsized community interest.
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The public broadcasters have found various ways to handle protesters, politicians and outsized community interest.
The 16-year-old pianist and songwriter is a fan of public broadcasting, and the feeling is mutual.
Madhulika Sikka oversaw NPR’s international coverage from 2006–15.
The upcoming batch of episodes doubles the new host’s stage time.
NPR previously programmed the station.
Host Thanh Tan often digs into her personal stories to explore issues of culture, family and the burdens carried by U.S.-born children of Vietnam.
iWinQ’s developers hope to make inroads among listeners who don’t donate — a large share of public radio’s audience.
In partnership with the International Rescue Committee, Sesame is among four organizations that advanced in the competition to address a big, complex global problem.
Looking for his first job out of college, Malesky had two offers. One was from a strip club; the other, a new outfit called NPR.
“Our industry needs to work at telling our story better: that classical radio is attracting nice-sized audiences across the country, and hosts are needed,” says one executive.
Nobody knows, but we have a good time trying to find out.
The latest grants bring total CPB hurricane aid to $630,000 for 14 public radio and TV stations.
The group will look at technology, local public service expansion and revenue-generating joint ventures.
The “Bullseye” host interviewed his favorite interviewers “in an effort to compare notes and find out if I was doing it wrong.”
The bargaining unit will include a quarter of StoryCorps’ staff.
A total of 23 stations are involved in projects funded in this round.
Seymour N. Siegel and Morris S. Novik oversaw advances in technology and aired programs that faced social problems head on.
The new collaboration aims to solve a signal interference issue between the two stations.
As WETA COO for four years, Schneider managed the station’s ownership takeover of “PBS NewsHour.”
A KTNA news producer learned about public media’s vital role during an emergency.