Online petitioners are urging NPR to fire reporter Nancy Marshall after she reported that only 10,000 protestors marched against war in Iraq ...

“PBS president Pat Mitchell refuses to pledge allegiance to pledge drives” in an interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer‘s Gail Shister. This isn’t the first ...

A video diary by Columbia University sophomore Cecilia Garza “offers an unusual, deeply honest story of one rural Latina’s struggles in the ...

Chicago’s WBEZ angered peace activists when it rejected an underwriting spot that included information about a “community forum and peace vigil proclaiming ...

Unlike many of her fellow journalists, Diane Rehm has a sparkling record at the ballot box, reports The Washingtonian.

NPR’s Scott Simon told the Yale Daily News he will dance in The Nutcracker in December with the Austin Ballet, complete with ...

New at Hearing Voices: photos, stories and audio from writer/producer Nancy Updike’s trip to the West Bank.

Smaller noncommercial broadcasters reject digital radio as “another business that supports the status quo,” reports Wired.

On Weekend Edition Saturday, Scott Simon interviews Nic Harcourt, host of KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic. Live performances from the show are compiled ...

Columnist Michelle Malkin is unsympathetic to pubradio translators knocked off the air by expanding religiocasters. “It’s time for the secular hogs of ...

Electronic Media lists PBS President Pat Mitchell among the “most powerful women in television.” Among the 26 are Judith McHale, c.o.o. of ...

Aileen LeBlanc is leaving WYSO-FM in Yellow Springs, Ohio, where she has been news director since 1999. LeBlanc told the Dayton Daily ...

The FCC’s Report and Order regarding digital radio is up on its website.

PBS lucks out with a major Jimmy Carter profile ready for broadcast on American Experience, Nov. 11-12, just a month after he ...

Frontline producer Sherry Jones discussed last night’s “Missile Wars” program at washingtonpost.com.