"Our jobs will become less focused on analyzing data to reveal the stories reporters think are important and more about structuring datasets so that anyone can use the latest AI tools to find answers to their own questions."

The Mass Humanities Audio Storytelling Project offers participants four months of training, access to equipment, and a stipend to produce a documentary pilot.

TV stations and joint licensees powered a 5.1% rise in new donor acquisition in the latest Index.

Celeste LeCompte and Betsy Berger are leaving their roles at CPM.

For "Mother Jones," the merger is a "way for us to explore new ways to reach new and deeper audiences."

The series from Chilean screenwriter Rodrigo Cuevas is the first Spanish-language drama from Latin America to be offered by American Public Television.

The "6 S Audience Engagement Framework" articulates "the crucial elements needed to take hosts and content from ordinary to remarkable."

“America at a Crossroads” offers insight into the causes of the nation’s political divisions in a Tuesday prime-time PBS program.

The station is trying to address the "really hard problem" of how local news organizations "get more reach, get more audience, get more money to pay for the good work they do,” says KQED's Tim Olson.

In an excerpt from his new memoir, the former producer looks back on his first days with the network.

As public media’s “meeting place,” Current keeps you up to date on news you need to know — and ideas that inspire or challenge you.

"The value proposition of public radio over the last 50-plus years is at the core of your fundamental challenge."

Sen. Cruz questioned whether a CPB policy violates the 14th Amendment in light of a Supreme Court decision on affirmative action.

The landmark study was designed "to provide insights into the relationship among programming, audiences and finances that stand the test of time."

"We’re at a point with technology where if there’s something you want to make or do, all you have to do now is ask."