A Maryland state representative says he’ll ask the FCC for a hearing on the pending sale of a Christian station to WYPR-FM ...

The LA Times (subscription required) reports that religious broadcaster Daystar Television Network is has threated to sue over its lost bid for KOCE in ...

KPBS in San Diego is producing a radio version of California Connected, reports the San Diego Union-Tribune. KPBS and three other California stations already co-produce a ...

Iowa State University is planning to acquire a bankrupt FM station that could bring public radio to 44,000 unserved people, reports the Ames Tribune. ...

NPR’s Anne Garrels and a Frontline co-production were among the George Polk award-winners announced yesterday, reports the New York Times (registration required). (Via Romenesko.)

Technology vendors chosen by PBS for its new package of station automation hardware and software were announced today. The optional ACE package ...

NPR has closed its Tokyo news bureau and opened another in Hanoi, Vietnam, staffed by reporter Michael Sullivan.

The Stanley Foundation will cease producing its public radio show, Common Ground, April 30.

The freedom granted by online media is “something that newspapers can only dream about,” says Christopher Lydon in the Guardian.

Minnesota Public Radio announced yesterday that it will begin distributing almost all of its own programs, taking that business from longtime rep ...

A v.p. at WFPK-FM in Louisville, Ky., was suspended for three days after mouthing off to a journalist who had criticized program ...

On the Media co-host Bob Garfield critiques our image-obsessed media in The Washington Post: “On the altar of all-news-all-the-time has been sacrificed the permanence of history.”

“Kids can have a very wonderful relationship with ‘Arthur,’ but let’s face it: He’s an aardvark.” The Detroit Free Press ponders the absence of ...

In a Miami Herald editorial, J-school ethicist Edward Wasserman writes that the BBC’s report on weapons of mass destruction may have been more accurate ...

“Despite Beyond the Color Line‘s scholarly pedigree and A-list interviewees, it too often falls victim to that bland, earnest tone that dogs the PBS ...