System/Policy
Public Media Co., partners to examine community benefits of music stations
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A national survey of music station leaders begins Thursday and continues through March 7.
LGBTQ history videos find new home after PBS pulls content due to Trump executive orders
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New York City’s Education Department has posted the videos on its own website.
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Music is often referred to as a “universal language” — one that transcends the difference of spoken language and unites us in our shared humanity. This universality extends beyond our common love of music across cultures to the actual nuts of bolts of musical practice.
People
Peter Breslow on his start at NPR: ‘This was what I wanted to do for a living’
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In an excerpt from his new memoir, the former producer looks back on his first days with the network.
About Current
Take a seat at the counter and we’ll dish up news that keeps you connected
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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.
System/Policy
An open letter to the incoming CEO of NPR
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“The value proposition of public radio over the last 50-plus years is at the core of your fundamental challenge.”
System/Policy
CPB faces scrutiny from Ted Cruz over diversity policy
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Sen. Cruz questioned whether a CPB policy violates the 14th Amendment in light of a Supreme Court decision on affirmative action.
Programs/Content
How the Audience 98 study still applies in public radio’s digital era
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The landmark study was designed “to provide insights into the relationship among programming, audiences and finances that stand the test of time.”
Tech
How one station used AI to automate promotions and save time
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“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.”
System/Policy
Minnesota Public Radio seeks to sell its Idaho station
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Boise State Public Radio will air its music service on the station.
People
Nebraska Public Media CEO Mark Leonard announces retirement
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Before joining the organization in 2013, he held roles at Illinois Public Media, KCTS and WXXI.
Featured in Category
WXXI CEO Norm Silverstein to retire after nearly 30 years with station
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Silverstein expanded WXXI’s broadcast reach and led the two most profitable capital campaigns in its history.
