The weblog Brand Autopsy is devoted to public radio this week, with discussion of fund drive no-nos, Bob Edwards and other topics.

Gregory Nava turns the new season of American Family into a 13-part movie, sending the eldest Gonzalez son into the Iraq War, says Seattle P-I critic ...

CPB’s latest figures for public TV and radio’s total revenues, for fiscal year 2002, show the total continuing to rise to $2.28 ...

Public TV won eight Peabody Awards and public radio three, the University of Georgia announced today. Bill Moyers and Jay Allison’s Transom.org ...

Steve Bass, head of Nashville PTV, tells the Tennessean how the station could help emergency workers by datacasting information to them over the ...

When WQED flickered to life on April 1, 1954, it was the nation’s first community-owned educational television station. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette recalls the station’s ...

Some letter-writers to Salon stick up for Bob Edwards, but one, supposedly an anonymous NPR reporter, says “those of us inside the newsroom ...

Former Minnesota Public Radio host Katherine Lanpher is “the only person who appears to know what she’s doing” on Al Franken’s new ...

“It was Alistair Cooke’s idiosyncratic mix of the momentous and the everyday that captivated his British audience and turned his Letter from America into ...

Recent audience and membership declines at New Hampshire Public Television put the public TV network at a disadvantage against Boston powerhouse WGBH, ...

NPR’s home page has a new look and a note about it. Some inside pages display poorly in Mozilla Firefox for Windows ...

The morning show on Air America, the forthcoming liberal talk radio network, will be called Morning Sedition, according to an XM Radio release.

While some execs at public radio stations support NPR’s decision to find a new Morning Edition host, they are critical of the network’s handling ...

Alan Chartock, executive director of WAMC in Albany, N.Y. takes to his weblog to criticize what he calls NPR’s “bone head play” ...

Brian Lehrer, talk host at New York’s WNYC, explains in Newsday why he chose to interview Jayson Blair: “I felt that a public ...