Victor Hogstrom, president at Chattanooga’s pubTV station WTCI, steps up to Kansas City’s KCPT, where he succeeds Bill Reed. Polly Anderson, development ...

A House appropriation subcommittee has voted to cut $100 mil from CPB funding, deny $89 mil in DTV and satellite requests from ...

During a visit to WXXI, PBS’s Pat Mitchell earns points with the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle editorial page for stepping back from conflict over ...

Rabbit Radio is a Dashboard widget for Apple’s Tiger operating system that “makes listening to your favourite NPR stations easy.”

Steve Salyer, president of Public Radio International, will resign this fall to head the Salzburg Seminar, an Austria-based forum for international issues. ...

“I am the observer,” says Daniel Schorr in the Washington Post as he reflects on what turned him into a journalist. “Other people do ...

The new ombudsman at the New York Times, Byron Calame, endorses the newspaper’s decision to appoint a separate newsroom veteran, the “standards editor”, to ...

CPB’s general counsel has taken the FCC job vacated by her new boss. Donna Gregg, CPB’s top lawyer since October 2002, will ...

The FCC has granted 17 construction permits for low-power FM stations, reports Radio World.

Media Matters for America and its new blog offspring, Hands Off Public Broadcasting, see inadequate balance in CPB’s pair of ombudsmen. While ...

“I think radio needs a lot more silliness,” says Garrison Keillor in the Boston Globe.

Sound Money is changing its name to Marketplace Money.

NPR Ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin and two colleagues joined Diane Rehm today to discuss the CPB ombuds and other aspects of their field. ...

“We want members who are responsive to readers, not to governments or lobby groups,” said NPR Ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin in the New York Times, ...

“PBS does not belong to any single constituency, no one political party, no activist group, no foundation, no funder, no agenda of ...