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Why NPR’s newsmag tweaks are a gamble worth taking
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There’s no doubt that a livelier presentation and coverage of topics of concern to midlifers, such as personal finance and health and wellness, will have a positive effect.
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There’s no doubt that a livelier presentation and coverage of topics of concern to midlifers, such as personal finance and health and wellness, will have a positive effect.
“The change that we’re going to see in the Trump administration may well roll back the balance of the New Deal and LBJ’s Great Society,” says historian Mark Updegrove in a Q&A with APT’s Jim Dunford. “I think we expect to see that.”
Jennifer Schell Podoll was named CDO for New York Public Radio.
To attract millennials and Gen Z, people under 40 need to be in the room, says media analyst Evan Shapiro.
“What precautions does NPR take, if any, to ensure that financial contributions from its donors do not impact its editorial decisions?” Cruz asked.
Brian Eule succeeds Janice Hui as managing director for “Frontline.”
Loewinger was the show’s first-ever reporter.
Dancer replaces Rima Dael, who left in December to become CEO of the National Federation of Community Broadcasters.
The longtime host will leave the program in October 2025.
Gilbert will begin in the role next month.
Callahan, who directed membership fundraising at five PBS stations and helped lead adoption of development software tools, retired from AZPM in 2023.
The 51st is planned to begin as a newsletter, with the goal of starting publication in the fall.