Tech
ATSC 3.0 brings exciting capabilities, time-sensitive challenges
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Unlike all preceding television standards, this one will affect far more than television.
System/Policy
A ‘racing form’ for the FCC spectrum auction
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Learn whether your station or others in your market could be “winners.”
System/Policy
Upsides: Reconceived public stations can ‘be more PBS’ and be more local
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The stations are here so they can understand and illuminate a community’s aspirations and concerns, engage people in the life of their community, and help people reengage and reconnect with one another. — Richard C. Harwood and Aaron B. Leavy1
The remark above reflects a way of thinking strategically about the institution of public broadcasting at this point in our history. Today, public media boards and executives face such strategic questions as:
What can we do to be a more significant and engaged institution in our community? What should be our focus, and what does that mean for redeploying resources from current activities? How can we help nonprofit and government entities be more effective when their missions are in greater demand?