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We snapped photos at public media events throughout 2017 to answer that question.
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We snapped photos at public media events throughout 2017 to answer that question.
Browse, filter and search our listing of 143 programs scheduled for upcoming releases.
An in-depth look at local and national efforts to diversify public media’s workforce, content and audience.
She’ll be on the funding and innovation beat starting May 2.
NPR’s board of directors will soon add six members, with four coming from the public and two from within the system.
Current’s survey of financial documents found a gender gap and disagreements about CPB’s guidelines for disclosure.
A look behind the scenes at the station’s efforts to reach a new community of listeners.
In this Q&A, content creators talk with Current about why they decided to pursue a project and how they produced it. What: Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?, a four-hour PBS series that the network scheduled for four Thursday nights on public TV starting March 27. Who made: Larry Adelman, series creator and executive producer, co-director of California Newsreel. Production companies: California Newsreel with Vital Pictures. Presenters: the CPB-funded National Minority Consortia.
CPB announced Friday it will replace President Kathleen Cox, its president for 10 months. She had been predecessor Robert Coonrod’s No. 2 executive and his chosen
successor when the CPB Board promoted her, effective July 1, but last week’s
terse news release cast her as a temporary hire who was finishing up a series
of research projects inspired by a McKinsey & Co. study of public TV she managed for Coonrod. “Last spring, in no small part because of her significant contributions to [implementing the findings of the study], Kathleen Cox and CPB agreed to a one year contract to serve as president and CEO,” the statement read.