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Greater Public relaunches tool to help stations with online fundraising
Greater Public is updating its Online Revenue Detector with questions about mobile fundraising.Philadelphia TV station will become grantmaker with spectrum auction winnings
The foundation formed from WYBE plans to share its proceeds with other Philadelphia-area nonprofits.Teya Ryan: Being a stay-at-home mom prepared me to lead GPB
Georgia Public Broadcasting CEO Teya Ryan says that leaving CNN to stay at home with her daughter helped her understand GPB's mandate.
T-Mobile will foot bill for repacking public TV translators
The agreement covers equipment, engineering, installation and legal fees.WNYC teams with ‘Broad City’ star, MoMA on art podcast
"A Piece of Work" debuts July 10.Smaller stations win big at PRNDI, and other awards in public media
WBGO, WPLN and other pubcasters won multiple awards at the Public Radio News Directors Inc. conference June 22–24 in Miami.
Slate will take over co-producer role with ‘Studio 360’
WNYC decided to step away from the weekly arts and culture show.West Virginia network lays off five after state funding cuts
WVPB's state funding was reduced by more than 20 percent.Study finds Amy Goodman sends mountain lions lunging for dial
A study testing fear in the animals used the voices of Goodman and other broadcast hosts.CPB grant seeks to foster diversity in public radio newsrooms
The four stations collaborating on the project will each hire a new reporter.Our public TV–watching parties continue
We supply the iconic public TV shows, you bring your questions — and the snacks.Mellon Foundation provides $1 million to public broadcasting archive
The funding will back changes that include hiring a full-time engagement manager.Content exec returns in Chicago, WETA chooses 'Check, Please!' host, and other comings and goings
Steve Edwards previously spent 14 years at WBEZ.WVPB spared from fatal cuts in final state budget
The bill, enacted without Gov. Justice's signature, reduced the state network's annual subsidy by about $1 million.‘PBS NewsHour,’ KQED win funding to combat misinformation
The Knight Prototype Fund is backing 20 projects to fight fake news.
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