The Italian government proposes to sell 30 percent of its big pubcaster, RAI, reports Britain’s Observer. Legislation forbids any shareholder from owning more ...

Longtime TV correspondent Ed Gordon will start a show replacing Tavis Smiley’s on public radio, said NPR and the African American Public ...

Garrison Keillor has promised to deliver “a quiet and thoughtful Lutheran pastor” plus the “entire Prairie Home Companion complement” on a one-week circular Holland ...

The Iowa Board of Regents on Thursday endorsed a report that calls for Iowa’s three university-based radio stations, WOI, WSUI/KSUI and KUNI/KHKE, ...

More Tavis: The now ex-NPR host tells Salon in a Q-and-A that the network is “not National Some-of-the Public Radio, it’s National ...

Have you heard? Bill Moyers will make his final appearance as host of PBS’s Now tonight. Today’s litany of Bye to Bill ...

Minnesota Public Radio programmers described their new format for their just-acquired third Twin Cities station as an “anti-format” for younger ears that ...

“Nothing is pushing me, but something is pulling me, and I don’t know what that is.” Bill Moyers, who delivers his last ...

“In the rush to proclaim [Bernard] Kerik the next secretary of Homeland Security, NPR sounded as though it were reporting on behalf ...

Jim King, founder of the Cincinnati-based X-Star public radio network, will retire next year. “We’ve done what no one else said could ...

The Boston Globe reports that Boston University officials and the attorney for Jane Christo, former g.m. of WBUR-FM, disagree over who wielded the most ...

“The real key is you want to get them up and moving but you don’t want them to turn their heads from ...

WDUQ-FM in Pittsburgh is replacing its transmitter, going digital and expanding its signal eastward with repeaters, reports the Pittsburgh Post-Gaztte.

Media reform advocate Jeff Chester challenges PBS’s panel on enhanced funding to consider whether public TV deserves the gift of auction spectrum ...

In the Village Voice, WFMU deejay Irwin Chusid discusses his championing of outsider musicians.