Read a suite of dispatches from a conference on public radio talk shows, held in April.

A New York Times critic lauds tonight’s report from Iraq by Gwynne Roberts as “the timeliest possible beginning to Wide Angle,” a new PBS foreign affairs ...

The L.A. Times profiles public radio’s Studio 360, which host Kurt Andersen says goes beyond high culture to show us the art “on TV and in ...

Staci Kramer of the Online Journalism Review supports NPR’s new linking policy—with a few reservations. [Read the Current story about the debate.]

LA Times critic Howard Rosenberg describes PBS’s American Family as the best of television’s new Latino family dramas: “It’s rich and atmospheric, witty and a major ...

The conflict between NPR and the Traditional Values Coalition is on the agenda of the House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing today ...

Ken Burns brags the sound will be so good on the forthcoming digitally remastered version of The Civil War that “when you see Pickett’s ...

The secretary of Pacifica‘s board has asked the network to renegotiate its freshly-inked contract with the show Democracy Now!. Carol Spooner alleges that the ...

Nearly half of PBS’s member station broadcast Louis Rukeyser’s new CNBC series, but public TV officials reject suggestions that these stations are ...

Teens take control on 2K Nation, a new show on the Washington, D.C. Pacifica affiliate WPFW.

A New York Times critic says the PBS four-parter series Great Projects, starting tonight, will impress viewers with the foresight of big-thinking civil engineers and the ...

Katie Davis, formerly of NPR, appears today in a Washington Post column, talking about the Washington, D.C. park where she spends a lot of ...

NPR Ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin summarizes the flap over the network’s linking policies in his latest “Media Matters” column.

On a second try, BBC is seen likely to win regulatory approval for BBC3, a new British TV channel for ages 25-34, ...

Cory Doctorow, NPR’s principal critic during this whole linking debacle, still finds plenty to dislike about NPR’s revised policy. The latest article ...