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PBS cancels spring meetings due to coronavirus concerns
PBS TechCon and the PBS Annual Meeting were scheduled for April and May.NPR, stations prepare for possible impact of coronavirus: 'This may be a marathon, not a sprint'
Stations are limiting travel, preparing for remote work and giving staffers their own microphone covers.Voice of San Diego’s guide to public schools gives audiences more of what they want
“We have never produced a product that people were this excited about and wanted this much," says Scott Lewis, VOSD's chief editor.
Comings and goings: Station manager ascends in Houston, KVIE expands development team …
Joshua Adams, who joined Houston Public Media in 2012, helped launch the Texas Newsroom collaborative.BBC Studios invests in pubmedia-owned podcast platform
NPR, WBEZ and WNYC Studios are also co-owners of Pocket Casts.Miami school board rejects challenge to selection process for manager of WLRN
The petition was filed by a friends group that had bid to run the joint licensee.
Top marketing exec to exit NPR
Meg Goldthwaite started at the network in 2016.Comings and goings: NPR promotes two on news team, WTVP promotes Baker …
Didi Schanche becomes the network's chief international editor.Kansas, New Mexico stations will add content to pubcasting archive
Grants are supporting a digitization project involving stations in the states and the American Archive of Public Broadcasting.After 50 years, NPR upholds public broadcasting's founding values
NPR was incorporated Feb. 26, 1970, marking a new stage in the growth of a public media system rooted in education.At APTS Summit, Butler says FEMA grant program would be government's 'best investment' in public safety
CPB has asked the Department of Homeland Security to set aside funds for public broadcasting emergency communications.KOSU names Rachel Hubbard executive director
Hubbard has been serving as interim director since 2019.How to fight Trump's 'Capitol punishment' for public media
When racist radio host Rush Limbaugh gets a Presidential Medal of Freedom and a standing ovation in Congress, Current's executive director is worried that this year's lobbying effort may not be enough to save federal funding for public broadcasting.New podcast focuses on stories of recovery, with a host who's been there
Vic Vela, a journalist and recovering drug addict, hosts Colorado Public Radio's "Back From Broken."Newest journalism hub will expand coverage in Gulf States
Four stations in Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana will form the collaborative newsroom.
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