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‘Invisibilia’ season two releases June 17
Stations will participate in a pre-launch listening party.‘The Pub’ #65: Where the bleeps and bloops come from, live at The Greene Space
If you’ve ever heard some digital slurp, bloop or BOOM in a radio story and thought “How’d they make that?”, listen to this episode of The Pub to find out.What attendees took away from the PBS Annual Meeting
The conference drove home the importance of diversity, education and innovation.
PBS Annual Meeting attendees on taking risks
What’s the biggest risk you took in the past year?PRX announces spinoff company for new mobile listening platform
RadioPublic will introduce apps for iOS and Android later this year.Documentaries, town hall expand PBS’s look at guns in America
PBS continues to defy bullets with words, resuming a conversation that its programmers hope will gradually bring opposing sides of the gun debate closer together.
MacArthur’s $25M to nonprofit journalism outlets includes NPR, ‘Frontline’
“This is our enduring commitment to work that is deep, fair and compelling.”How public TV is reaching millennials
We asked attendees at the PBS Annual Meeting in Chicago about their efforts to attract younger audiences.Move quickly to prepare for game-changing ATSC 3.0
ATSC 3.0’s potential for significant impact on the business and delivery of television heralds an opportunity for TV broadcasters.Longtime producer William Grant dies
Grant spent 16 years at WNET as executive director of science, natural history and features.ATSC 3.0 brings exciting capabilities, time-sensitive challenges
Unlike all preceding television standards, this one will affect far more than television.Newton Minow wins ‘Be More’ Award at PBS Annual Meeting
PBS called Minow “a critically important figure in the development of public service media.”Who’s taking your donation when you call in a pledge?
Our next Currently Curious story will look into the workings of call centers.Mississippi Today startup pursues role of government watchdog
The news nonprofit has been covering budgeting issues and contentious legislation coming out of the capitol.Emails give peek into behind-the-scenes discussions of KPLU sale
The Seattle Times shared details of how university and station officials sought to manage public reaction.
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