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CPB will review stations’ technology needs, look to fill gaps
The project comes at a time when funding is scarce for changing equipment.‘Roadshow’ EP discusses updates for show’s 20th season
“People want more appraisals.”CPB seeks consultant for African-American public radio stations
The consultant will facilitate a meeting with up to 23 stations.
Firelight announces fellows, small stations pick leaders, and other comings and goings in public media
“The new fellows are adding to the number of diverse voices that we aim to support in the documentary space.”Petition calls for higher pay for WNYC interns
Nearly 300 people have signed the Change.org petition.‘The Pub’ #61: The case for PBS stations in a post-TV world
What’s the point of local TV stations when viewers can — and increasingly do — watch national programming online?
PRX adds podcasts on finance, the outdoors
One is in partnership with a long-running magazine.Often overlooked, airchecking is essential to keeping public radio’s audience
“Nothing is more important than how your station sounds.”Bilingual magazine show premieres this week on Massachusetts’ WGBY
“We’ll be using captioning and other tools to make it as accessible as possible to all viewers.”Longtime WWOZ general manager transitions to new role
Arthur Cohen steps up to run the station while David Freedman shifts his focus to strategic planning.WGBH to partner with joint master control in Florida
“We decided to partner instead of compete,” said Ben Godley, c.o.o. of WGBH in Boston.Veteran pubcasting fundraiser John Reynolds dies at 82
He spent more than two decades at WPBT in Miami and also worked at WNED in Buffalo, N.Y.Rocky Mountain PBS cuts eight production jobs, creates four others
The station aims to “boost investigative reporting strength.”How the fight over public media is missing the point
Public media is more than just content or a platform.KUOW plans new jazz service in advance of possible KPLU purchase
KUOW will unveil a preview of Planet Jazz next week.
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