NPR has tried to make it easier for listeners to offer feedback but still has work to do, says Ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin ...

“Whenever I’m not sure about something, the ethics of something, the question I ask myself is what would Murrow have done? What ...

“Beyond investigations, we must lay out a program for a new governance of PBS, one that is safely shielded from partisan hatchets,” ...

Marc Steiner has stepped down as executive v.p. for broadcast and production at WYPR-FM in Baltimore, reports the City Paper. Anonymous sources cite friction ...

A blogger and Bob Edwards fan reports that NPR barred Daniel Schorr from appearing on Edwards’ XM Satellite Radio show.

The Third Coast International Audio Festival has announced the winners of its annual radio documentary competition (but not the particular awards they ...

City weeklies often disdain the local public TV station, but not Nashville City Paper, which commented on the departure of Steve Bass, ...

It’s time to dump CPB and create a funding system independent of politics, Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) suggests. The liberal ...

Public Radio International will distribute Here and Now, a midday news program produced by WBUR-FM in Boston. The show airs on 40 stations.

The Boston Globe profiles Tom Ashbrook, host of NPR’s On Point: “Fans praise Ashbrook’s interruptions, his injection of urgency, his tendency to summarize guests’ points in ...

NTIA announced $21.4 million in Public Telecommunications Facilities Program grants yesterday, more than half for public TV digital conversion. Projects will bring ...

Bruce Drake will step down Sept. 30 as NPR’s v.p. of news. He will move on to help launch the network’s Local ...

A coalition of media reform groups called on CPB to completely open its board meetings, the best parts of which are generally ...

Blogger Rex Sorgatz has temporarily stopped selling T-shirts that say “A Prairie Ho Companion” after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from Garrison Keillor’s ...

“Tune in for a crash course in the sounds your favorite record store clerk was grooving to, like, two years ago,” says ...