With its proposed fiscal year 2004 budget the Bush administration not only rejects pleas for DTV transition funding for public TV, but ...

Residents of Olsburg, Kan., are surprised to have their own public radio station, though their rural town is already “pretty famous” for ...

Maryland’s Gazette explores the political leanings of Marc Steiner, talk show host and executive v.p. of programming at WYPR-FM in Baltimore. Steiner led ...

NPR commentator Cokie Roberts will sit on President Bush’s Council on Service and Civic Participation. A rep for ABC News, Roberts’ employer, ...

WXPN-FM in Philadelphia hired Roger LaMay, former manager of a Fox TV affiliate, as general manager. The Associated Press profiles the station, ...

“In Washington, where you sit is almost always more important than what you say,” and PBS’s Jim Lehrer rubbed elbows with President ...

NPR’s Jason Beaubien and two other reporters were detained in Zimbabwe yesterday.

Christopher Lydon’s return to public radio also lands him in the Boston Globe.

The FCC is seeking comment on proposed DTV rules for channel election, replication and maximization requirements as part of its second periodic ...

CNBC, home of ex-PBS star Louis Rukeyser, is adding celebrity editor Tina Brown to its roster of hosts. The cable net is ...

How should NPR handle the sticky situation of reporting on itself? Ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin takes on the question in his “Media Matters” ...

The Boston Phoenix profiles Christopher Lydon as he prepares to launch his new public radio show, The Whole Wide World. (Via MediaNews.)

“At first, he glanced at the tube only occasionally while doing homework. Then Mamie Till Mobley began describing the condition of her ...

The South Bend Tribune previews Shades of Gray, an hourlong documentary on abortion airing this month on public radio stations. Lee Burdorf, p.d. at South Bend’s ...

An angry WTTW staff confronted President Dan Schmidt about the company-owned Lexus he drives in the wake of last week’s layoffs of ...