System/Policy
More than 40 NPR employees join peer group to help with harassment issues
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Speaking at a Freedom Forum Institute event Tuesday, members of a core organizing group described how they’re vetting and training the volunteer network.
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Speaking at a Freedom Forum Institute event Tuesday, members of a core organizing group described how they’re vetting and training the volunteer network.
The station has ended locally produced readings from California newspapers, which relied on a part-time employee and more than 100 volunteers.
WHYY is undertaking several projects to better understand itself and its audiences so that it can expand its reach to people of color.
The 18-story development will interfere with a Prairie Public Broadcasting transmitter.
“This is incredibly painful, despite all their efforts to make the decision easier,” said host Jay Smooth.
The bureau’s reporting aims to help listeners “better understand economic globalization and its impact on the Southwest.”
Gov. Phil Murphy is poised to sign legislation to create a Civic Information Consortium by mid-August.
KBBG aims to strengthen community support by refreshing its music mix and beefing up local reporting.
The station will also create an innovation lab to explore ATSC 3.0 opportunities for public media.
Public radio news directors hear from colleagues and experts on preventing, and responding to, harassment in newsrooms.
WNYC did not provide a reason for his departure.
As lawmakers debate legislation backed by big players in streaming services, music stations want a better legal climate for their work on platforms beyond radio.
By the time the FCC’s extended filing deadline passed June 1, operators of 688 translators carrying programming of 55 PBS member stations had applied for new channels.
A limited-scope audit of two university-owned stations found “significant errors” in accounting of institutional support.
“We have to put our heads together and figure out how they can remain sustainable,” said CPB’s VP of radio.
NPR and “PBS NewsHour” were among the few national media outlets to share staff diversity data for the report.
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The Utah Education and Telehealth Network not only broadcasts on three TV channels but oversees a statewide broadband network that reaches more than 1,500 schools, libraries, hospitals, clinics and health departments.
State money makes up a relatively small slice of total system revenue but can make a big difference at stations.
PBS is rolling out several initiatives and deepening collaborations with stations to help kids prepare for school.