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Through our jobs site and career fairs, Current is committed to connecting job-seekers with diverse opportunities in public media.Who’s on first? The A-list of Universal subscribers to Current
Here’s a roll call of the stations that have decided to get a Universal subscription to Current.A letter from our executive director on Current’s role in public media
You count on Current to cover the real challenges facing public media. Can we count on you to support our journalism?Why is Current launching a paywall? And other questions
Our executive director explains why we can no longer offer Current for free.A new way to keep Current: Introducing our digital subscriptions
Unlike many trade journals, Current has never charged readers for online access. But that’s no longer an option.A guy who knows his fundraisers wants you to support Current
TJ Lubinsky, creator of some of public TV’s most successful pledge-drive shows, tells you why Current is “invaluable” to public media.A letter from our executive director on the power of local
Current and the Public Media Futures Forums are joining forces on a new project, Local That Works.Current to launch digital subscription
Current has arrived at another turning point in its history.April Simpson joins reporting staff at Current
She’ll be on the funding and innovation beat starting May 2.Starting next year, Current’s print editions will be “fewer and fatter”
The change will allow for more in-depth reporting.Our podcast host on why you should support Current
Adam goes undercover for this one.How you can keep Current flowing
Your support will help us continue to tell the stories and provide the analysis you’ve come to expect.Current partners with Hearken to launch Currently Curious
You can help set our editorial agenda. What do you want to know?Pubmedia veterans to advise Current on sustainability in the digital age
Our new advisory group will offer feedback, guidance and connections to deepen our coverage and secure our future.Kramer joins Current as advertising and marketing director
Kramer arrives from Cincinnati Educational Television, where he spent five years as corporate support representative.
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