Adding conservative voices “appropriately diversified” the PBS lineup, the Houston Chronicle editorialized Nov. 19, but former CPB Chairman Ken Tomlinson unnecessarily created a scandal ...

The CPB Board induced former President Robert Coonrod to extend his time in office by giving him a four-year consulting contract worth ...

NPR’s Bill Marimow discusses his network’s growing commitment to investigative journalism in an Editor and Publisher report.

“…Watch Pat, she is slick as grease lightning.” That was former CPB Board Chair Kenneth Tomlinson on PBS President Pat Mitchell in ...

Editorial writers for the Wall Street Journal come out swinging for former CPB Chairman Ken Tomlinson in their account of the storied history of ...

Congress restored nearly all cuts in pubcasting funding proposed for the present fiscal year, APTS reports. A House/Senate conference committee last night ...

NPR is granting the unusual privilege of downloading an MP3 of one of its reports: “My Lobotomy,” a Sound Portraits Productions piece ...

Ken Tomlinson, then CPB chairman, proposed a “very generous” severance package to fire President Kathleen Cox, the organization’s inspector general reported Tuesday ...

The Chicago Tribune looks at This American Life ten years after its debut. “It changed everything. Really,” says Torey Malatia, station manager of WBEZ.

In a letter to the IG, a lawyer for former CPB President Kathleen Cox says Chairman Tomlinson told her she was “not ...

CPB’s inspector general, Kenneth Konz, found evidence that former CPB Chairman Kenneth Tomlinson violated the law and the CPB Board’s code of ...

NPR’s This I Believe essays “solicited from prominent names sometimes seem bland or banal,” writes the Washington Post‘s Marc Fisher. “But the best of the essays ...

Managers of pubradio stations reacted with surprise to the news that Blair Feulner, g.m. of KCPW/KPCW-FM in Park City, Utah, makes $150,000 ...

Connecticut’s attorney general says he will sue the former president of a college radio station for misusing station funds, reports the (New ...

Jefferson Public Radio in Ashland, Ore., cancelled a local show after determining that the host had committed plagiarism, reports the Mail Tribune. The host ...