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Asma Khalid returns to NPR after a year covering technology for WBUR.
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Asma Khalid returns to NPR after a year covering technology for WBUR.
Commonwealth Public Broadcasting Corp. in Richmond was a big winner among pubcasters in the FCC’s spectrum auction.
Public broadcasters have used the bonds to fund construction projects and signal expansions.
CPB President Pat Harrison said the forum “focuses on ways public media stations can enhance their educational content and services for new, diverse generations.”
The funds will help stations get back on the air and maintain service after Hurricane Maria.
The site’s name, Unum, is taken from the U.S. motto “e pluribus unum” — from many, one.
WVPT’s licensee approved the merger “to strengthen its operational and strategic position moving forward.”
The Localore Live initiative will provide eight to 10 microgrants.
The change are aimed at enabling digital editors to work more closely with reporters and editors in their coverage areas.
The broadcaster aims to reach the entire state with its classical service.
The library announced Friday the acquisition of Cavett’s archives and an online presentation of public television’s historic coverage of the Watergate hearings.
A spokesperson for KCSM’s licensee called the complaint “frivolous.”
The show is going off the air in part due to funding challenges.
The new version will be available to stations Nov. 13.
WGBH developed the content with input from 50 teacher advisers.
The station will hire an on-demand producer, develop podcasts, create content to serve “diverse audiences” and “uncover unique, untold stories.”
CPB had given $30,000 to help the station recover from hurricane damage.
The interactive game feature should roll out later this year, according to PBS.
The president of Las Vegas Public Radio is asking for punitive damages of $1.7 million as well as other monetary damages.
ASNE released the annual survey during its News Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C.