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Pipeline 2024: Our annual survey of shows coming to public TV
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Our annual look at national programs coming to public television includes 142 series and specials.
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Our annual look at national programs coming to public television includes 142 series and specials.
“We need to broaden our sphere,” says PRPD President Abby Goldstein. “We need to be able to support lots of people within organizations who touch and influence content.”
The paper responds to the recent announcement that foundations plan to direct more than $500 million toward local journalism in coming years.
The Salt Lake City station has faced financial challenges since it became independent in 2008.
The indictment links the incidents to the subject of an NHPR investigation.
Begeny held the role of executive director of multimedia fundraising at WETA and co-hosted the show “If You Lived Here.”
Our study includes the annual earnings of leaders representing 87 public media stations and major organizations.
“This must be a mistake as it contradicts Twitter’s own guidelines,” said an NPR spokesperson.
The Mount Pleasant station will offer classical on HD channels and as a digital stream.
Frank Langfitt is leaving his London-based reporting position, which will be taken over by Lauren Frayer.
Fifer has led the San Francisco–based organization since 2001.
Hayes most recently served as GM and COO of New England Public Media.
Williams succeeds Steve Drummond, who had served as EP of “Code Switch” since 2017.
Here’s what we learned from our survey about why people leave public media, based on more than 300 responses.
Our annual look at national programs coming to public television includes 104 series and specials.
GMs and CEOs who have stepped into their roles within the past two years told Current about how they’re seeking to build teams, improve workplace culture and strengthen community service.
A NYPR spokesperson told Current that Justin Fairfax’s complaint “is completely without merit.”
Our webinar featured Whitney Maddox, NPR’s DEI manager, and Kim Salvaggio, chief DEI officer at Rocky Mountain Public Media.
Three new beers run the gamut of styles and pay tribute to local broadcasters in liquid form.
As Tom Thomas and Terry Clifford step down as SRG’s leaders, they look back on their start in public radio, the creation of the National Federation of Community Broadcasters, and SRG’s evolution since its birth in 1984.