System/Policy
Joint licensees breaking down TV, radio barriers
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Even pubcasters with both platforms find that collaborations take work.
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Even pubcasters with both platforms find that collaborations take work.
The head of Southern California Public Radio sees fundraising potential in the NPR-station relationship.
New CSG rules include creation of a Healthy Network Initiative to encourage station collaborations and mergers.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s Scott Finn considers the future of NPR’s relationship with its member stations.
Shakespeare Uncovered also got funding for a third season on PBS.
Commonground/MGS owes member stations $508,237, the suit alleges.
Advances in broadcast technology provide an opportunity to join a first-responders network.
Host and freelancer Lisa Simeone dismisses the claim that public media betrays a liberal bias.
“Television … provided a lifeline to a bigger world.”
“Nine Network’s failure to comply was not nearly as egregious as it would appear in the initial report.”
Maybe, but a right-leaning public radio journalist says finding them is tricky.
Approaching its 50th anniversary, the Public Broadcasting Act is arguably the most significant piece of communication policy legislation since 1950.
Plans to make the satellite-based network more efficient are expected to top $50 million.
Build networks, move quickly and spruce up that resume.
KSBJ Educational Foundation paid $10 million for the station.
Attendees at the APTS Public Media Summit gave a preview of their talking points.
CPB is supporting a new Public Media Public Safety Coordination Center.
A collaboration with WGBH and outsourcing some functions have helped the station stay sustainable.
“We both want to make sure that every child lives up to his or her fullest potential.”
A reader’s question prompted a follow-up investigation.