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‘The Pub’ #43: Why public media are sponsoring polls, and how a CBC video went viral
How do political polls fit with public media’s mission?Architects honor Public Media Commons in St. Louis, and more awards
Also, Peggy Berryhill was selected for a Native Media Resource Center honor.We learn more from our mistakes. So why don’t we talk about them?
Failing is hard. Talking about it is even harder. But if we don’t, we’ll never identify and fix our problems.
Fred Flaxman, longtime programmer and station leader, dies at 75
Flaxman’s television and radio career spanned many years.With Great Thanksgiving Listen, StoryCorps aims to create national tradition
“We think this might just end up turning into a national moment.”Spectrum auction offers chance for increased investment in Washington’s WHUT
A member of the public TV station’s advisory board makes a case for keeping it on the air.
Minnesota host returns to air after time off to deal with stalker
Mary Lucia had been on hiatus from The Current since April.NPR app offers curated guide to podcasts
The new podcast discovery app culled picks from about 6,000 recommendations.Series draws on neuroscience studies to link infant support and adult success
The project is more than six years in the making and features community screenings sponsored by 600 partners nationwide.Public Media Platform to shift to NPR
NPR was one of the five co-founders of the platform.New House Speaker Ryan has track record of opposing funds for public broadcasting
Public broadcasters say Ryan has always been willing to hear from them despite his feelings about federal funding of the system.‘Serial,’ 'This American Life’ to appear on Pandora
Pandora will not be the exclusive home of the show, as a report suggested.New round of Localore projects focuses on underserved communities
The number of applications for the latest round of Localore grew by 25 percent.New loudness standards released for streaming content
The Audio Engineering Society has rolled out new recommendations for audio levels of streaming content.MacArthur-backed nonprofit aims to create “new ecosystem” for teen education
LRNG is a new platform designed to help close the achievement gap for children ages 13 and up.
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