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PRPD plans study of millennials
PRPD will partner with Jacobs Media on the research next year.Take a look back at 2015
Podcast buzz, changes to Sesame Street, new ATC hosts — it’s been an eventful year.Three more university licensees vote to consider options in spectrum auction
Stations in Michigan and Texas could lose spectrum.
Three Alaska stations to collaborate on energy news
This is the fourth journalism collaboration CPB has backed in the last two months.Public radio stars try to read the longest sentence ever
We put a challenge to the owners of seven well-known voices: Read a 92-word sentence in one breath.New law clarifies pubcasters’ eligibility for disaster aid
Some broadcasters had been denied federal assistance after damage from major disasters.
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Podcasts, salaries and Sesame Street were among the hot topics.‘Chicago Tonight’ producers approve SAG–AFTRA representation
Thirteen employees of the program were eligible to participate.Congress approves funding for Ready To Learn, CPB and interconnection
The spending plan includes level funding for CPB.FCC turns down special protection for public TV translators in spectrum auction
Translator operators may not be able to find new channel space after the auction is over.Utah’s KPCW receives donation of FM signal
The donation was part of an “incentive package” from a commercial broadcaster to get KPCW to move down the dial.Chicago’s WBEZ grows audience with expansion via Kankakee station
Kankakee Community College announced plans to sell the station in June.Producer promises more to come from ‘Doc Martin’ beyond new season
“There are lots of stories we want to explore, and we want to do them well,” series producer Philippa Braithwaite told Current.‘The Pub’ #49: Bill Siemering, author of NPR’s 1970 mission statement
We look at whether today’s public radio resembles Siemering’s optimistic vision for the enterprise.Universities agree to consider community bid for KPLU's license
The sale of KPLU in Tacoma, Washington has a new wrinkle as the buyer and seller have agreed to let a community group try and raise enough money to buy the station and make it a community licensee.
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