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Home›Author: Mike Janssen (Page 36)

Author: Mike Janssen

Mike Janssen
Mike Janssen

Mike has held the role of digital editor since 2014. Before becoming editor, he covered public radio and digital initiatives in public media for Current. Mike has also written for a variety of publications as a freelancer, was a Public Media Corps fellow, and has hosted talk and music shows on community radio stations in the Washington, D.C., area. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, playing banjo, cooking, and making coffee and cocktails.

  • ‘Car Talk’ guys retire, but archive editions of shows will continue indefinitely

    NPR announced Friday that Tom and Ray Magliozzi, hosts of the popular and long-running Car Talk, will lay down their wrenches and stop recording ...
    By Mike Janssen
    June 9, 2012
  • Tiny audience, debt service put Tacoma signal in jeopardy

    Public Radio Capital is working to keep an FM station it owns in Tacoma, Wash., on the air after June 30, when ...
    By Mike Janssen
    May 29, 2012
  • Underwriting drop leaves NPR with $2.6M shortfall

    Facing an operating deficit of $2.6 million this fiscal year due to a shortfall in corporate sponsorship income, NPR is stepping up ...
    By Mike Janssen
    May 29, 2012
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    Guy Raz and Matt Martinez

    Revamped ‘All Things Considered’ brings new sound to weekends

    The weekend installment of NPR’s afternoon newsmagazine starts its 35th year on the air this month — and its third year of ...
    By Mike Janssen
    May 14, 2012
  • Advocates press FCC to open more channels for LPFMs

    NPR, the National Association of Broadcasters and advocates for low-power radio expressed opposing views to the FCC in a proceeding that will ...
    By Mike Janssen
    May 14, 2012
  • Feds arrest Arizona man for stealing Native group’s PTFP money

    An Arizona man with a background in Native radio faces federal civil and criminal charges for using a federal grant for personal ...
    By Mike Janssen
    April 23, 2012
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    Multiplatform: KPBS extends its news expansion to television

    With the launch of KPBS-TV's Evening Edition, the pubcasting outlet took another big step towards General Manager Tom Karlo’s ambitious goal to become “the ...
    By Mike Janssen
    April 23, 2012
  • Delaware news startup adds public radio service

    A nonprofit that operates a news site for the state of Delaware has acquired an FM broadcast license and plans to launch ...
    By Mike Janssen
    April 23, 2012
  • Hearing by ethics watchdog could sew up feud in Seattle

    Members of a Seattle-based media-watchdog group weighed in March 31 [2012] on a yearlong dispute between an antiabortion group and KUOW, the ...
    By Mike Janssen
    April 9, 2012
  • NPR deal will help to measure, and monetize, web streaming

    An agreement between NPR and Triton Digital, a provider of digital services to radio stations, will give NPR stations a new option ...
    By Mike Janssen
    April 9, 2012
  • CPB will give guidelines to journalism hubs

    CPB is evaluating proposals from six regional journalism hubs for another year of operation and will furnish the centers with a shared ...
    By Mike Janssen
    April 9, 2012
  • Digital journalists look for lessons in work of Andy Carvin, NPR’s one-man newsroom

    On a recent afternoon at NPR, Andy Carvin was watching a video of a protest purportedly shot in the Syrian city of ...
    By Mike Janssen
    March 26, 2012
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    @acarvin’s example

    After the Arab Spring began, NPR's Andy Carvin remains a rare breed. More journalists are using Twitter to find stories and connect ...
    By Mike Janssen
    March 26, 2012
  • Alex Chadwick: Recharged to cover an energetic beat

    Alex Chadwick was lost. It took a journey to an unlikely place — the whitewater rapids of a Utah canyon — for ...
    By Mike Janssen
    February 27, 2012
  • New NPR ethics code discourages outside contracts

    NPR journalists must seek management approval to sign work contracts with other media outlets, and most such requests will not be granted, ...
    By Mike Janssen
    February 27, 2012
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