Leaders of the Public Radio Partnership in Louisville, Ky., defend their decision to add more triple-A music to the schedule on one ...

Neil Steinberg of the Chicago Sun-Times spoofs “another blast of limp-wristed, angsty self-loathing” brought to him by NPR.

If you tell your 10th grade daughter that you’ve begun dating after the divorce, what does she want to know, besides the ...

Ted Turner and Oprah Winfrey, among Bill Gates and other tycoons, are among the 25 business leaders cited by public TV’s Nightly Business Report ...

Joseph Tovares, producer of the Feb. 2 American Experience doc about the Alamo, focused on Texas pioneer Jose Antonio Navarro, though he struggled with ...

Bill Siemering has created Developing Radio Partners, a nonprofit supporting independent local radio stations in burgeoning democracies. Board members include Jay Allison, ...

An FCC official says that a completed agency report headed for Congress includes recommendations on whether LPFMs could be sited closer to ...

A Seattle Weekly article about suicide revisits the death of Cynthia Doyon, a KUOW-FM host who killed herself last year. (Via Romenesko.)

If a lefty talk radio network succeeds, “maybe we could finally get Congress to stop using taxpayer dollars to subsidize NPR,” says ...

Ira Glass makes Newcity Chicago‘s list of “10 Chicagoans We Love to Hate,” with the author railing against “that nasally, whiney, apathetic drone affected ...

Bill Davis of KPCC in Los Angeles says an inaccurate article about Joan Kroc’s NPR gift hurt his station’s recent pledge drive ...

Minnesota Public Radio host Katherine Lanpher is being discussed as a “probable” co-host for comic Al Franken on a new liberal talk ...

A long Los Angeles Times profile of Frank Deford accuses the high-profile sportswriter and NPR commentator of broad hyperbole and a loose grasp of ...

The president of Joy Public Broadcasting opposed selling his station in Frederick, Md., to Baltimore pubcaster WYPR, reports the Baltimore Sun. “I don’t like ...

The Big Four commercial networks air 58 minutes of ads in primetime every night, 36 percent more than they did in 1991, MediaLife ...