Author: Tyler Falk
California’s KCSN and KSBR partner to grow audience
The new collaboration aims to solve a signal interference issue between the two stations.Six stations team up for journalism collaborative covering Western U.S.
CPB is supporting the initiative with a $475,000 grant.Second photographer sues NPR over copyright infringement
Rony Zakaria alleges that NPR did not have permission to use his photo of an Indonesian metal band.CPB assists stations in Harvey’s path with emergency grants
Houston Public Media and KEDT in Corpus Christi, Texas, have received initial support.Houston Public Media opens doors to CBS station after floods
HPM has also been working with public radio partners in Texas to cover the historic storm.KCRW’s ‘To the Point’ will end broadcast run
The show will become a weekly podcast with host Warren Olney.WFMT Radio Network partners internationally to broadcast Chicago Jazz Festival
Audio from the festival will air in China and Europe.NPR taps Chapin to lead rollout of journalism network
In reorganizing newsroom management for the new focus on station collaborations, NPR is also expanding its bureau chief system.StoryCorps workers vote on unionization
Results from the secret balloting process will be finalized in September.At PRPD, NPR’s Oreskes talks details of journalism hubs with stations
“Most of what we are going to end up improving will be our local coverage or our regional coverage, which then will ...Marketplace and BBC partner on new morning broadcast
News segments hosted by the BBC's Anu Anand will focus on top global business stories of the day.New study dives into public radio habits of millennials
“It’s not that they devalue national or international news from NPR or PRI, but the difference-maker for them is local,” said a ...How public radio is using Amazon’s smart speakers
As more consumers buy smart speakers, stations are beginning to explore how they might reach new audiences with the technology.Classical stations seek to boost listening with new on-air promo strategy
The Classical Music Rising initiative will mirror NPR's Spark project.NPR, union approve new contract
The contract, signed Monday, covers three years.
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