Jim Terr offers a new song, “Hands Off My NPR” (MP3, Windows Media also available). “You can do anything to my blue ...

Fitch Ratings affirmed Colorado Public Radio’s bonds as stable but has downgraded Nashville Public Radio’s bonds to negative, citing the station’s negative ...

Cheryl Halpern, a major Republican donor on the CPB Board, is likely successor to Ken Tomlinson as chair, the Washington Post reports. His term ...

The Senate Appropriations Committee today backed the addition of $111M to the $400M CPB advance appropriation for FY08 recently approved by the ...

CPB has released an RFP for public radio music programming. Proposals will compete for $1 million of the $6.4 million available this ...

An upcoming Masterpiece Theater will feature Rupert Everett as Sherlock Holmes, prompting the Washington Post‘s Lisa de Moraes to quip that the network “must now find ...

“‘[B]alance’ is not the whole story and supporters of public broadcasting should not take it as some sort of gold standard,” writes ...

Some newspapers misreported how much CPB Chairman Ken Tomlinson spent to hire lobbyists and commission Fred Mann’s report, CJR Daily points out.

The Public Radio Exchange Flickr stream offers a behind-the-scenes photographic peek into the innovative online content shop.

HearingVoices offers a pop quiz on radio with some questions related to public broadcasting.

Guests on yesterday’s Democracy Now! debated whether public broadcasting should be federally funded and other matters. (A nimble argument from David Boaz of the ...

CPB’s Inspector General will also investigate whether the agency’s hiring of Patricia Harrison as president was inappropriately conducted, according to Sen. Byron ...

“16 seconds of audible breathing from one hour’s worth of All Things Considered,” courtesy of artist Chuck Jones. (MP3. Via WFMU-FM’s excellent blog.)

The New York Times covers CPB Chairman Ken Tomlinson’s appearance in the Senate yesterday.

CPB’s new ombudsmen have so far found no political bias on their beat, but instead “have been positively glowing in their assessments ...