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Home›Author: Mike Janssen (Page 38)

Author: 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.

  • Talks on infrastructure

    Top pubradio executives have begun discussing ideas for a comprehensive “back end” digital storage and distribution system that backers say could support ...
    By Mike Janssen
    March 12, 2007
  • ‘Radio Lab’: where Big Ideas become audio art

    The show from NPR and WNYC explores big ideas in science in an accessible, even addictive style.
    By Mike Janssen
    October 23, 2006
  • NPR rallies system to jointly build ‘trusted space’

    NPR launched the next phase of public radio’s New Realities process last week, releasing an ambitious plan to strengthen ties with listeners ...
    By Mike Janssen
    July 17, 2006
  • Orozco gives small station big-league news presence

    Lance Orozco is one of Southern California’s most honored and recognized journalists. Yet he doesn’t work for the Los Angeles Times or a commercial ...
    By Mike Janssen
    April 12, 2006
  • Germans pick NPR over Voice of America to broadcast in Berlin

    An FM station in Berlin will soon become the first programmed overseas by National Public Radio.
    By Mike Janssen
    February 21, 2006
  • Weak audience and income blamed in classical fade

    For lovers of classical music, these are difficult times. Once pubradio’s dominant format, classical music is still widespread on the airwaves. As of ...
    By Mike Janssen
    February 16, 2005
  • Finale for music as WETA goes all-news

    To stop a long slide in audience, WETA-FM in Washington, D.C., will adopt an all-news format Feb. 28. With almost unanimous approval ...
    By Mike Janssen
    February 14, 2005
  • Universities to merge stations, creating Iowa Public Radio

    Three public radio operations will merge to create a new Iowa Public Radio network, the state’s Board of Regents has confirmed. The net ...
    By Mike Janssen
    January 17, 2005
  • New formats in commercial radio could attract public radio fans

    Classical music, liberal-friendly talk programming and rock tunes couched in mellow ambiance might sound like familiar public radio fare. But they’re also ...
    By Mike Janssen
    September 20, 2004
  • Cost of democratic safeguards is steep, Pacifica discovers

    Pacifica’s transition to a listener-elected board of directors carried an unexpectedly high price tag, and network executives are exploring cheaper alternatives. Last year ...
    By Mike Janssen
    July 26, 2004
  • Standing on its own, WNYC takes cues from New York City’s vitality

    "We don’t do anything in a small way,” says Laura Walker, and in her eight years as president of New York’s WNYC ...
    By Mike Janssen
    April 26, 2004
  • NPR’s reassignment of Bob Edwards shocks, explanations befuddle

    The cry from a distraught public rang out: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!” After announcing the reassignment of Morning Edition host Bob ...
    By Mike Janssen
    April 12, 2004
  • Why NPR reassigned Bob Edwards: show needs co-host to improve coverage

    NPR reassigned Morning Edition host Bob Edwards to make way for a two-host setup intended to strengthen the show's news coverage, said Jay Kernis, ...
    By Mike Janssen
    April 12, 2004
  • MPR to rep its own shows, mainstays of PRI catalog

    Minnesota Public Radio will begin distributing many of its own programs this summer, depriving longtime distribution partner Public Radio International of strong ...
    By Mike Janssen
    February 23, 2004
  • ‘Piano Jazz’ host Marian McPartland, a dame at jazz crossroads

    Piano Jazz hits its silver anniversary in April, a landmark that surprises nobody more than venerated host and pianist Marian McPartland. “It’s kind of ...
    By Mike Janssen
    December 15, 2003
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