Radio reading services worry that digital radio could interfere with their signals, reports Radio World. And in an RW editorial, an advocate ...

The FCC has struck a confusing section from a December 2001 decision that admonished WNCW in Spindale, N.C., for breaking underwriting rules. ...

Congress and the recording industry must find a way to let college radio flourish, writes Michael Papish in The Washington Post.

The New York Times tells the story behind “The Vietnam Tapes of Lance Cpl. Michael A. Baronowski,” an NPR documentary that some ...

The New York Times reviews an American Experience bio of former President Jimmy Carter, winner of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize: “This program is a vivid ...

Sound Portraits Productions, led by independent radio producer David Isay, has just posted a study guide to be used in classrooms, along ...

Dottie Talmage, who managed KVNF-FM in Paonia, Colo., for seven years, died Oct. 28 at the age of 51.

Columnist Mona Charen accuses NPR of being liberal and anti-Israel.

Christopher O’Riley, host of public radio’s From the Top, confesses his admiration of Howard Stern in a Minneapolis Star-Tribune profile.

Independent radio producer Robin White has a website for his documentary Giving Back the Owens.

WAMU-FM in Washington, D.C., upset listeners yesterday when it accidentally rebroadcast a taped show that included “breaking news” about the start of ...

Public radio programmers say a new classical music study will help them improve their service to listeners, according to the latest Eastern ...

The Los Angeles Times reports on the opening of NPR’s West Coast production studios. Hosts Neal Conan and Scott Simon will contribute to NPR’s ...

Gwen Shaffer, a former reporter for WHYY, writes in the Columbia Journalism Review about a “partnership” that compromised environmental reporting at the ...

Public radio journalist Jeremy Scahill is now in Baghdad producing IraqJournal.org. Some of his pieces are also airing on Democracy Now!.