Independent Lens is crafting an interactive version of its documentary series for the American Film Institute’s Enhanced TV Workshop, reports the New York Times. Interactive TV ...

Examine WAMU’s budget and “there are no thousand-dollar designer trash cans lurking in the numbers, no junkets to Caribbean islands, nothing that ...

German public television is defending two of its cultural channels from politicians’ proposal that they be merged to save money, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung ...

Some Vermonters want their state public radio network to carry Democracy Now!, but the network’s president says the show won’t air because of its ...

Virginia and the District of Columbia have begun to compete for the site of PBS headquarters, the Washington Business Journal reported. PBS’s lease in ...

The Berkshire Eagle criticizes Bill Moyers for his Nov. 28 interview with Jim Bouton, former major league baseball pitcher and author who battled the ...

New York’s WNET is looking for a few good donors, reports the Daily News. The station needs cash to digitally restore some of its ...

The Annenberg Foundation has given $3.5 million to the Metropolitan Opera to help keep the company’s weekly broadcasts on the air, reports ...

KGNU-FM in Boulder, Colo., is working with Public Radio Capital to help buy an AM signal in Denver.

Former Connection host Christopher Lydon has started a new weblog devoted to the 2004 presidential election.

Maryland Public Television’s contracting and bonus practices came under fire in a report released yesterday by the state’s legislative auditor, reports the Baltimore Sun.

The Baltimore Sun runs down the history behind Joan Kroc’s $200 million gift to NPR.

The Baltimore Sun‘s David Folkenflik reports on a proposal to privatize Maryland Public Television.

Interesting tidbit: Fox News’s right-wing talker Sean Hannity got his start in broadcasting at public station KCSB in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Former NPR reporter Sarah Chayes writes in the Columbia Journalism Review that “a sense that [the U.S. press] had abdicated its duty to help ...