An NPR listener complains to ombud Jeffrey Dvorkin that applause often follows audio clips of President Bush, but not Sen. John Kerry. ...

Boston’s WBUR-FM is selling WRNI, its Rhode Island station. The Providence Journal condemns the decision: “The people who have been so generous in funding ...

The Cincinnati Business Courier profiles WGUC-FM.

In a Sept. 11 address to the Society of Professional Journalists, Bill Moyers looks back on his career and affirms the importance ...

A Houston Chronicle editorial praises Tavis Smiley for his $1 million donation to Texas Southern University.

The New York Sun celebrates CPB’s $4.5 million subsidy of the new TV series featuring the Wall Street Journal‘s editorial writers. Journal Editorial Report debuts this Friday on ...

NPR and PBS host Tavis Smiley gave $1 million to Houston’s Texas Southern University to support a communications school named after him, ...

A Indiana broadcaster’s attempt to force timeshares with educational stations is “an affront to the taxpayers,” says a former educator in the Indianapolis Star.

Triplearadio.com interviews Judy Adams, p.d. of WDET-FM in Detroit.

Actress Susan Sarandon will host the upcoming season of Independent Lens, which begins Oct. 26 on PBS.

“Friends of mine at WDUQ, I thank you for helping me to kill my television,” writes a University of Pittsburgh student in ...

Users of Audible.com can now subscribe to Public Radio International’s BBC Newshour, Brain Brew, Whad’Ya Know? and The Next Big Thing.

Citing a poor funding climate for arts programming, WGBH cancelled Art Close Up, a pared down version of its Emmy-winning series Greater Boston Arts.

WTVS President Steve Antonniotti disputes an unflattering analysis of efficiencies in public TV fundraising. The analysis by Forbes (page down) juxtaposes compensation for ...

The Buffalo News profiles Terry Gross, whose latest compilation of interviews came out yesterday. Her guests show “how many ways there are of living ...