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Fans of “Battle Tactics for Your Sexist Workplace” “find something in it that resonates with them, makes them feel like they are empowered to walk into work and can change things for the better,” says a co-host.
Backers of U.S. public radio’s sole overseas outpost hope that it can be both a marketing opportunity for KCRW and a unifying force for its city,
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Once you’ve decided to pursue audience engagement, how do you go about actually making it happen?
Two years after KUSP went off the air, KSQD aspires to showcase local voices on a more manageable budget.
“I believe the day is coming when public media leaders move to address problematic workplace experiences as they’re happening — or, even better, before they happen. But this must start with each individual.”
Jackson is station manager at ideastream in Cleveland and has headed the National Federation of Community Broadcasters.
It’s time to stop dancing around the commitment for expanding local news and to plan for it strategically.
The One Small Step project seeks to help people with opposing political views have civil, personal conversations.
Brian Sickora will join Bob Daino, former CEO of WCNY in Syracuse, N.Y., at Acreage Holdings.
There’s no simple explanation of why some states have statewide public radio networks while others don’t. But a look at where networks have taken root does suggest a few key factors.
NPR has urged the FCC to protect public broadcasters using the spectrum to distribute programming.
The Institute for Nonprofit News report details challenges nonprofit news outlets face in raising funds.
Breitenfeld’s work in the early 1960s helped shape the case for the Public Broadcasting Act.