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Florida stations join project studying costs of health care
The stations are casting some sunshine on the costs of common medical procedures such as MRIs.PRNDI chooses board president, Seabrook joins ‘Marketplace’, and other comings and goings in public media
Also, Las Vegas TV stations cancel a nightly interview show.Seven ways public media can attract a more diverse workforce
Panelists at the Public Radio News Directors Inc. conference shared tips on recruiting and retaining people of color.
‘The Pub’ #68: Betcha can’t fix this script!
Editors play our game live at the Public Radio News Directors Inc. conference in St. Louis.Unreleased interviews appear on new ‘American Masters’ podcast
The biweekly podcast will draw on content from 2,156 tapes of more than 800 interviews.Illinois public TV network reduces airtime to save money
The network recently lost a foundation donor and a production contract, which totaled about 17 percent of the annual budget.
Judge dismisses suit over ‘To the Contrary’ content
“We got stuck in the middle of a dispute,” said Bonnie Erbe, host of the weekly news-analysis show.Nonso Christian Ugbode, digital director for National Black Programming Consortium, dies at 34
“In his too-short 10-year career in public media, he changed the game, whether you know it or not, whether he knew it or not.”WGBH partners with mobile app to connect with supporters
LetsAllDoGood aims to help WGBH reach core givers.As NPR One draws younger audience, network aims to expand local presence
Two-thirds of NPR member stations are now contributing.Pubmedia wins big in national Murrow Awards
Nonprofit and public media news outlets dominated several divisions in the RTNDA’s 2016 National Edward R. Murrow Awards.Orlando tragedy prompts WHYY to premiere gay history film online
The documentary commemorates a July 4, 1965, march for gay awareness at Philadelphia’s Independence Hall.California classical network picks up two stations
If the FCC approves the deal, San Francisco’s KDFC will broadcast on seven signals.With MacArthur grant, Channel X enters next stage of build-out
The general operating funds will help Channel X market and invest in the platform, which allows independent producers and public media stations to upload, license and share content.Pubmedia groups and stations insist FCC disclosure rules are ‘ill-founded’
The organizations oppose changes to disclosure requirements for station leaders and board members.
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