Boston Phoenix media critic Dan Kennedy explores WBUR’s controversial sale of two AM frequencies in Rhode Island and other allegations of management ...

“I’ve pretty much been around the world, but the thing about it is when I go away I’m not thinking about relaxing, ...

The Twin Cities’ City Pages says public radio’s Pop Vultures is “conversational to the point of free association.”

Supporters of public radio in Rhode Island plan to meet tomorrow with executives at Boston’s WGBH about the future of their state’s ...

In a feature on nonprofit journalism by Carl Sessions Stepp, American Journalism Review finds that the PBS NewsHour, Pacifica’s KPFK, NPR and several nonprofit periodicals ...

WTTW plans to adapt its hit restaurant review series for other major market stations, according to Crain’s Chicago Business.

PBS will move its headquarters to Crystal City, Va., in February 2006.

KUVO-FM in Denver became the first radio station to broadcast a live concert in digital surround sound, reports Radio Magazine. Also in Radio: the ...

KCPW-FM in Salt Lake city aims to distinguish itself from competitor KUER-FM with shorter news reports and a new branding statement, reports ...

Last week’s “Savage Love” featured a tie-in with public radio’s The Next Big Thing.

Two top execs left the Public Radio Partnership in Louisville, Ky., as a result of restructuring, reports Business First of Louisville.

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) praised CPB’s recent grant supporting the Center for Native American Radio, reports Radio World.

Bob Edwards, making the media rounds to plug the launch of his new show on XM Radio, tells the New York Times ...

Boston University is investigating charges of nepotism and financial mismanagement leveled anonymously against WBUR-FM, reports the Boston Herald. (More in the Boston Globe.)

Jim Lehrer’s performance moderating last night’s presidential debate drew widespread praise, but the conservative media watchblog NewsMax didn’t like it one bit. ...