System/Policy
When GOP last held control, funding for public broadcasting remained steady
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But the first possible hurdle for CPB funding in the new administration could come fairly soon.
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But the first possible hurdle for CPB funding in the new administration could come fairly soon.
The two stations will maintain independence.
Patrick Butler spoke Friday at the annual Fall Marketplace sponsored by distributor American Public Television.
KETO will broadcast in a variety of languages, aiming to help newcomers assimilate to life in their new country.
Adjusting to a $300,000 budget deficit from last fiscal year, CEO Jerry Franklin told staff that his leadership team is also cutting expenses in ways that won’t significantly affect the network’s audiences.
New programs such as “The Cobblestone Corridor” are part of a sweeping plan to overhaul Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network.
KCRW was outbid for the bankrupt station.
Stations should be taking steps to ride an approaching wave of technological innovation in TV viewing.
The PBS Kids multicast channel, launching in January, will also be available on the device.
By persisting against the odds, community radio stations have defied media professionals’ predictions.
Equipment expenses across the system are increasing, according to a financial analysis by CPB.
The ban extends throughout the mayor’s term, which ends in December.
The deadline for host organizations to apply this year is Oct. 18.
To prepare for the restructuring of broadcast television, public TV leaders must develop a coherent strategy for investing in innovation and public service.
The project’s ambitious scale has prolonged development.
Plan ahead, include the whole staff, and other tips for being ready when major news breaks.
The survey found that minority employment is at 23 percent for online-only sites, slightly higher than the 17 percent reported for daily newspapers.
With an oversupply of astronomically priced spectrum offered in the auction’s first stage, Public Media Company analysts predict what’s ahead.
“The mechanisms for funding our work are evolving in the digital space,” responded TPT President Jim Pagliarini.
Under the new standard, television will become “a key part of a network infrastructure in the home,” according to consultant Vinnie Curren. The change has implications for “the kind of people we hire and the culture that we’re building.”