Author: Tyler Falk
NPR, stations see progress in collaborative news coverage
But a new report also points out shortcomings in the two-year-old effort to strengthen joint reporting.Community group reaches deal on KPLU independence
The group raised another $1 million after reaching its initial goal in May.WHYY releases new kids-focused podcast, and other news in podcasting
Radiotopia has announced Podquest finalists, and APM is adding a new podcast.Pacifica Radio Archives director resigns after pay cut
Staffing cuts are putting support for the archives at risk.As NPR One draws younger audience, network aims to expand local presence
Two-thirds of NPR member stations are now contributing.California classical network picks up two stations
If the FCC approves the deal, San Francisco’s KDFC will broadcast on seven signals.WHYY partners with nonprofit on storytelling project
The station will work with local nonprofit First Person Arts to develop live events, a radio program and a podcast.Radiotopia narrows field in podcast contest
At least one finalist will be chosen in November to become a member of Radiotopia.PRI adds two CBC programs to distribution portfolio
The shows debuted last month.Minnesota Public Radio newsroom votes to unionize
MPR is the latest public radio newsroom to join SAG-AFTRA.‘ATC’ to air format-breaking diary of a Saudi teenager
Radio Diaries and NPR chose the teenager after she entered their 2013 contest seeking audio diarists. Nearly 1000 people submitted entries.KPLU clears $7 million hurdle to independence
The campaign received donations from over 17,000 contributors.NPR Music partners with pubmedia platform for daily videos
NPR has added the VuHaus Song of the Day to its website.Maine classical service adds Portland station
Maine Public Broadcasting Network's newest radio station reaches about 150,000 potential listeners.WBAA reverses decision to cancel ‘This American Life’
“Considerable listener feedback” caused station leaders to keep the show on its air.
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