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Letter from the executive director: What’s in store for Current in 2018
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We’re thankful for donations to our end-of-year fundraising campaign and look forward to bringing our Currently Curious project to conferences this year.
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We’re thankful for donations to our end-of-year fundraising campaign and look forward to bringing our Currently Curious project to conferences this year.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Public Broadcasting Act, Current invites you to honor the individuals who brought you into public media, saw something special in you and encouraged your work.
Through our jobs site and career fairs, Current is committed to connecting job-seekers with diverse opportunities in public media.
Here’s a roll call of the stations that have decided to get a Universal subscription to Current.
You count on Current to cover the real challenges facing public media. Can we count on you to support our journalism?
Our executive director explains why we can no longer offer Current for free.
Unlike many trade journals, Current has never charged readers for online access. But that’s no longer an option.
TJ Lubinsky, creator of some of public TV’s most successful pledge-drive shows, tells you why Current is “invaluable” to public media.
Current and the Public Media Futures Forums are joining forces on a new project, Local That Works.
Current has arrived at another turning point in its history.
The change will allow for more in-depth reporting.
Adam goes undercover for this one.
Your support will help us continue to tell the stories and provide the analysis you’ve come to expect.
You can help set our editorial agenda. What do you want to know?
Our new advisory group will offer feedback, guidance and connections to deepen our coverage and secure our future.
Kramer arrives from Cincinnati Educational Television, where he spent five years as corporate support representative.
Our new design is easier to read and navigate, with a much improved look on your mobile device.
Adam Ragusea hosts our weekly podcast about news and trends in public media, posting every Thursday.
The longtime public media producer and journalist joins Current Jan. 20.
Current’s reporting roster has grown with the addition of Tyler Falk. As a freelance journalist, Tyler has written about topics including food, energy and business innovation. He’ll now turn his attention to the world of public radio, picking up that beat from Senior Editor Ben Mook. Ben will cover development and digital media. As a contributing editor for CBS Interactive, Tyler blogged daily about business innovation for SmartPlanet.com.