System/Policy
Fred Jacobs: “To a great degree, public radio has two audiences”
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The audience researcher discusses findings of his company’s latest Public Radio Tech Survey.
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The audience researcher discusses findings of his company’s latest Public Radio Tech Survey.
Among the larger opening bids for public television spectrum are $775 million for New Jersey Public Television and $672 million for WLIW, both operated by WNET.
The university has hired financial consultancy Bond & Pecaro to estimate WUSF’s spectrum value.
The trustees did not vote on how the public TV station would participate.
Consultants say opening bid amounts are unlikely to reflect what stations could actually receive.
A relationship with the Missouri School of Journalism brings opportunities to educate and innovate.
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Attendees at the Public Radio Program Directors conference answer our question of the day.
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John Proffitt is stepping down as head of the nonprofit network.
Interns at NPR, Frontline and PBS stations share stories and lessons from their work this summer.
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KETC President Jack Galmiche “strongly disagreed” with the IG’s finding.
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