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We supply the iconic public TV shows, you bring your questions — and the snacks.
With excerpts and interviews, we looked back at the influential public affairs show.
KMTP will create an endowment and use the proceeds to acquire access to wireless spectrum.
Check out our summary of how the spectrum auction appears to be playing out for public media.
Station President James Baum said viewers in the stations’ coverage area will not lose PBS service due to overlap from other broadcasters.
The big sums will help to expand services, pay off debts and enable technical upgrades.
The stations air a mix of international programming, including some locally produced shows.
Pat Harrison visited the Hill to explain why public media deserves federal support.
Past votes may indicate how legislators weighing in on CPB’s appropriation will address the White House’s proposed end to federal funding.
The reporter’s story captured some candid remarks about proposed legislation that would affect transgender high-school students.
Our coverage of the demise of Comnet Marketing Group brought responses from former staffers.
The network had to change its bylaws to allow contributions directly from individuals.
“I think you can expect the growth that we saw to continue through the first quarter of 2017,” said Bryan Moffett, g.m. of National Public Media.
KETO will broadcast in a variety of languages, aiming to help newcomers assimilate to life in their new country.
Comnet Marketing Group apparently shut down with little notice and murky explanations.
The network is also deepening partnerships with stations and filling new roles in the division.
Two winning reports aired on public radio’s “Reveal” and “Marketplace.”
The show will continue as a podcast with leaner production and may still air on some stations.
Listen Current is now Listenwise.