System/Policy
Quiz: How diverse is your organization?
Pick the GIF that rings true — and no cheating!NPR, stations credit audience gains to range of factors
Election news, network and station efforts, and a change in Nielsen technology could all be contributing.WBUR’s BizLab begins testing innovations for public radio
The unit is exploring new business models, starting with four projects.How did KPLU save itself? “You ask for help”
The station’s head of content shares lessons from its successful $7 million drive for survival.KUOW’s GM discusses the ‘jaw-dropping’ offer to purchase KPLU
Caryn Mathes says her hands were tied as the station faced criticism from the community.CPB receives almost $1 million in refund from Treasury
The $939,000 will be distributed in fiscal year 2017.Diversity at NPR: “Clearly, there’s a lot more work to do”
One area needing attention is recruitment of Latinos, particularly in supervisory roles.System leaders want NABJ/NAHJ convention-goers to ‘Think Public Media’
The network and more than two dozen stations will share a space on the convention floor.Special coverage: Diversity in public media
An in-depth look at local and national efforts to diversify public media’s workforce, content and audience.A letter from our executive director
What are you doing to ensure that your station or organization reaches into diverse communities?Focus on sources’ race won’t be enough to close public radio’s diversity deficit
“If we in public radio are to live up to the ‘public’ part of our mission, we’ll have to change more than ...Wanted: More career paths into leadership
Managers and executives of color say the diversity deficit within top ranks is hindering public media’s progress.Drive for diversity demands courage, commitment
“This is about more than just the bottom line,” says CPB’s Joseph Tovares.KPLU crowdsources search for new call letters
But Public McRadioface isn’t in the cards.Texas station turns Pokémon Go gamers into PBS visitors
Free PBS water bottles and PBS PokeStop pins went to the first five people to show up.
Current is an editorially independent, nonprofit service of the American University School of Communication. We're funded by your subscriptions, your donations, advertising, and a generous grant from the Wyncote Foundation.