NPR Ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin defends his network’s coverage of the capture of Saddam Hussein, which angered some listeners by interrupting their Sunday ...

Intel is developing technology that could improve the quality of large-screen digital televisions and substantially lower their price, reports the New York Times.

NPR newswoman Peggy Girshman writes about the net’s cookie mafia in the Washington Post.

Radio broadcasts of the Metropolitan Opera have introduced music lovers and opera stars alike to the genre, reports the New York Times (registration required). ...

It’s been nearly 10 years since the infamous O.J. Simpson low-speed car chase, and L.A. TV stations have made recording such pursuits ...

Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly features prominently in a TelevisionWeek story about how TV news covers religion in the post 9/11 era.

How about a glass of NPR wine? The New York Times reports that the net will partner with Signature Wines, a company that offers ...

Monkey reminds you that Joan Kroc’s gift to NPR doesn’t excuse you from supporting your local station. “now, what i want to ...

NPR Ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin addresses NPR’s online underwriting and possible e-mail e-litism in his latest Media Matters column.

“It was clear to us then that PBS could not retreat from Death of a Princess without compromising the integrity and independence of the ...

Classical Public Radio Network host Mark Sheldon died Monday of cancer. More from Colorado Public Radio.

Tavis Smiley says in the New York Daily News that listeners complained when he enlisted the conservative J.C. Watts to provide commentaries. “I had ...

Tavis Smiley’s criticism of Washington’s WAMU hasn’t helped his chances of being heard in the nation’s capital, reports the Baltimore Sun. “There are ways ...

In the same Geneva conference center where Internet summit participants are fighting over political control of the Web, broadcasters are holding their ...

Tonight’s Association of Independents in Radio Member Spotlight features Joe Bevilacqua.