System/Policy
PBS begins rollout of electric-blue brand refresh
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The rebranding will bring uniformity to PBS’ brand identity on screens of every size.
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The rebranding will bring uniformity to PBS’ brand identity on screens of every size.
The organization had previously used dual branding with PRI and PRX.
Journalists at the station are challenging the university’s use of Title IX rules to bar them from protecting anonymous sources.
In comments filed this month, the California station raised concerns about TV channels interfering with radio broadcasts.
WPPB would be WNET’s first radio station.
Supporters of the iconic left-wing station are rallying to turn back layoffs and programming changes that Pacifica leadership says were necessary to end financial losses.
Board members and new leadership are still investigating how the Las Vegas station ended up suddenly facing “severe cash flow issues” in August.
WVTF’s licensee has purchased a new station from a religious broadcaster.
Station staffers who have joined unions help answer a reader’s question about why the trend is growing.
The order prevents Pacifica from firing WBAI’s staff or interfering with the station’s programming and “orderly administration.”
Staffers said they are “still open to voluntary recognition” of their union by management.
Covering WBAI’s persistent shortfalls was “endangering the entire Foundation,” according to a board member.
Under a management agreement with Lehigh University, the PBS station will provide the region’s first local NPR News station.
Frustration with the lack of racial diversity in the audio industry drove the founders of POC in Audio to develop the resource, which features hundreds of profiles.
The petition said talented creative staff have left the station due to “untenable working conditions.”
The sale stems from “a strategic decision about focus and priorities.”
The San Francisco public broadcaster’s expanded and redesigned headquarters will operate as a public square where there is “civil as well as civic engagement,” said President Michael Isip.
A series of case studies on mergers of public media and digital news outlets will look at “what has worked and where expectations have fallen short.”
Podcasts have been a “huge return on investment for us and a major growth engine for our business,” says NPR CFO Deborah Cowan.