Executive Compensation
The top earners, plus salaries by region and licensee type
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A few more ways of looking at the numbers.
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A few more ways of looking at the numbers.
Representatives from the major public radio networks respond to Stephanie Foo’s Transom commentary about diversity in public radio.
Chapin joined NPR in 2012 as senior supervising editor of the International Desk.
“The people that will gain the most from this are our listeners.”
Hinojosa was among the speakers at the first TEDxPennsylvaniaAvenue event last month.
They’re just two of many stations preparing to sign on across the country.
Schumacher’s Jazz Revisited aired for 30 years.
The two-year contract includes pay raises of 2.5 percent that take effect Jan. 1, 2016, and Jan. 1, 2017.
WPBT and WXEL will become South Florida PBS.
Critics say the MIC Coalition is taking aim at legislation that would boost royalties to performers.
Leaders of the station are still looking for a long-term plan for financial sustainability.
Podcasts, text-to-give efforts and revamped apps are among the strategies.
Public Media Development and Marketing Conference attendees share what public media should aspire to do.
Kankakee Community College announced last week that WKCC-FM will go dark in December.
Younger millennials were the least familiar with NPR, while Baby Boomers preferred PBS.
The Detroit Journalism Cooperative has “much more work to do,” says its convener.
Writing for The Seattle Times, a communications professor and former reporter and producer for the city’s KCTS-TV argues that the station should sell its broadcast spectrum and cede local public TV service to Tacoma’s KBTC. “Our region deserves better,” writes Barry Mitzman, now a teacher of strategic communications at Seattle University. Stations duplicating PBS programming are “inefficient,” he argues. “Regional consolidation might save money that could be invested in programs,” Mitzman continues. “Many states, including Oregon and Idaho, have unified public-TV systems that produce more original content — often much more — than KCTS does.”
With KBTC airing much the same programming as KCTS, the Tacoma station could take over a KCTS transmitter.
A conversation fabout the engagement activities, impact, and sustainability around the PBS special 180 Days: Hartsville.
A lively music scene in Texas inspired Arhos to create the long-running public TV show.