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Author: John Lawson

John Lawson
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    How public broadcasters are lagging behind the innovation curve of Next Gen TV

    The “soft focus” on strategic planning is putting public TV far behind commercial broadcasters.
    By John Lawson
    May 30, 2017
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    Post-auction business strategies could make public TV truly independent

    Stations should be taking steps to ride an approaching wave of technological innovation in TV viewing.
    By John Lawson
    October 27, 2016
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    To prosper amid coming disruptions, public television needs a post-auction agenda

    To prepare for the restructuring of broadcast television, public TV leaders must develop a coherent strategy for investing in innovation and public ...
    By John Lawson
    October 6, 2016
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    Minority, public TV viewers face greatest threat in FCC auction

    The news of Sesame Street’s move to HBO is not the only indicator that an economic divide may be widening within the American viewing ...
    By John Lawson
    August 31, 2015

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