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WHYY introduces cameras to classrooms as gateway for young storytellers
The pubcaster is helping Philadelphia students learn digital media skills with a three-year program.‘American Masters’ gets $90,000 from NEA for new digital archives
Some 2,200 tapes of more than 800 artist interviews will be digitized and cataloged.‘The Pub’ #48: Are public media journalists really all liberals?
And what, if anything, could or should be done about it?
Second season of ‘Serial’ drops
After much anticipation, a new episode of the podcast is in fans’ feeds.David Sonderegger, APM station relations rep, dies at 78
“Dave was the consummate relationship builder,” said APM President Jon McTaggart.Las Vegas university delays plan to give Nevada Public Radio control of station
A vote on the proposal was postponed indefinitely.
Senate passes bill reauthorizing Ready To Learn
The requested $25.7 million in funding for RTL remains unresolved and will be taken up in separate legislation.Could Facebook be the next big platform for podcasts?
WNYC is experimenting with sharing “audiograms” on social networks, taking advantage of Facebook’s new video player.Starting next year, Current’s print editions will be “fewer and fatter”
The change will allow for more in-depth reporting.Diane Rehm to retire next year
Rehm plans to retire sometime after next year’s presidential election.Great Thanksgiving Listen initiative nearly doubles StoryCorps’ archive
More than 49,000 interviews were recorded with the StoryCorps app.WBUR and The New York Times partner on ‘Modern Love’ podcast
The idea grew out of the station's internal innovation lab.Our podcast host on why you should support Current
Adam goes undercover for this one.Vote for your favorite Currently Curious question
Which reader-submitted question should we try to answer in our first attempt?Students, supporters protest KPLU sale
A Friends of KPLU group has also formed with ambitions of purchasing the station.
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