Looks like Christopher Lydon’s running a weblog.

The NewsHour Extra website practices a “new hybrid online genre” that combines daily journalism with lesson plans, reports the New York Times.

Anne Garrels has left Baghdad.

Embedding “has been a public relations bonanza for the military,” says NPR host Bob Edwards, who shared other criticisms of the media ...

“Where should journalists draw a line separating news from opinion? Throughout much of Fox, the question never arises.” Howard Rosenberg reviews the ...

The contract for Mark Keefe, program manager of WNCW-FM in Spindale, N.C., will not be renewed after expiring June 30, according to ...

The FCC released a Report and Order today explaining how it will handle situations in which commercial and non-commercial broadcasters compete for ...

The Cleveland Plain Dealer profiles ideastream, the merger of local public stations WVIZ-TV and WCPN-FM.

Educational TV can’t exist without marketing tie-ins, but some toys teach better than others, reports the Christian Science Monitor.

The American Journalism Review profiles Jefferson Public Radio, an extensive regional network based in Ashland, Ore. “It’s the tie that binds the region together,” ...

New media staffers at Boston’s WBUR-FM have created a weblog devoted to the war against Iraq.

Chicago police believe that Fe Corizon Cruz-Fabunan, the retired WTTW finance manager accused of embezzling $260,000 from the station, is on the ...

John Willis, WGBH’s new national production chief, is returning to the U.K. to direct BBC’s Factual and Learning programs, reports the Guardian. ...

Sesame Street launches its 34th season on PBS today. The long-running series is as “creative and vibrant as ever,” writes Lynne Heffley in an LA Times ...

The New York Times reports on how war coverage has altered the TV habits of viewers in Millville, N.J.