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Study documents expansion of public media journalism, collaborative news capacity

By Elizabeth Hansen Shapiro, CEO (National Trust for Local News), Mark Fuerst, Founder (Innovation4Media) and Caroline Porter, Researcher (Ralstin Agency) | October 20, 2022

Data show the growth of the system’s newsrooms and investments in new formats and partnerships.

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Pubcasters ask FCC for help with boosting cable, satellite carriage

By Julian Wyllie, Reporter | October 18, 2022

PBS and America’s Public Television Stations asked the commission to take on obstacles reducing access to public TV channels.

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Radio stations have been gaining financial strength — and there’s room for more growth

By Elizabeth Hansen Shapiro, CEO (National Trust for Local News), Mark Fuerst, Founder (Innovation4Media) and Caroline Porter, Researcher (Ralstin Agency) | October 17, 2022

A new report, “The Growing Strength of Public Media Local Journalism,” argues that public media stations are well positioned to help rebuild local news in the U.S.

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PBS board approves transfer of $8.1M budget surplus to CEO fund

By Julian Wyllie, Reporter | October 14, 2022

Spending on content and marketing in fiscal 2022 was $4.5 million under forecast, primarily due to delays in programming and Ready to Learn grants.

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Beekeepers sweeten their deal with Colorado Public Radio

By Abby Turner, Former Editorial Intern | October 12, 2022

CPR’s partnership with a local startup combines environmental and workplace education.

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Blue Ridge Public Radio to expand news service with frequency swap

By Tyler Falk, Reporter | October 11, 2022

The change will allow BPR News to reach an additional 250,000 listeners.

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WXXI to purchase Rochester’s now silent jazz station

By Tyler Falk, Reporter | October 7, 2022

The $1.2 million deal combines a cash payment and $525,000 donation to the public broadcaster.

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Current Crossword: ‘Host Country’

By Ross Trudeau, Freelance Contributor | October 3, 2022

Our latest crossword puzzle has a host of challenges for would-be solvers.

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KERA acquisition will shore up long-running Denton newspaper

By Tyler Falk, Reporter | September 28, 2022

The Dallas station is looking to expand its portfolio of news collaborations.

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