Local That Works
With AmGrad expansion, PBS Charlotte helps students visualize their dreams
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“I believed that the more we served this community, the more successful we would be,” said PBS Charlotte’s GM.
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“I believed that the more we served this community, the more successful we would be,” said PBS Charlotte’s GM.
“I’ve done plenty of talking about my own troubles,” Shannon Cason said on the debut episode of “The Trouble.” “But I want to talk to other people about theirs.”
The campaign is supporting RMPM’s new headquarters, with a planned opening by March 2020.
Walker cited “new opportunities” that prompted her to leave, including pursuing a university position and “starting her own venture.”
The winner of Current’s Local That Works contest, Alaska Public Media’s “Community in Unity” events tackled topics including racism, immigration and incarceration.
“I have to ask my friends for help so I can keep on working and … producing,” says the man known as the “sage of independent producers.”
CEO Marc Hand will focus on PMC’s Public Media Venture Group.
Formerly news director at the station, Donahue will join Stratfor, a geopolitical intelligence firm.
The globetrotting quality of public media is neither new nor politically neutral and has roots in the earliest days of American broadcasting.
How North State Public Radio’s exhausted news staff and a veteran public radio journalist conceived, birthed and launched a half-hour daily show within 72 hours.
After the regional Society of Professional Journalists put out a call for journalists to help North State Public Radio’s two-person newsroom, veteran host Tess Vigeland stepped in to direct the launch of “After Paradise,” a daily news show.
An announcement from “Car Talk” EP Doug Berman surprised competitor CARS and left some stations flummoxed.
Koahnic’s KNBA may not be able to return to its studios and offices for months.
Jody Evans, selected to lead PRPD in 2014, wants to return to working at a station.
“The time is right to re-examine basic assumptions about public media and to ask, anew, essential questions,” writes an outgoing CPB board member.
The organization will work with 10 stations to combat problems shared by broadcasters throughout community radio.
Mohn’s commitment to stations at NPR “is ingrained in that organization as a strategic imperative,” said one station GM.
“We’re making changes so that you’ll still love it,” says Marsha Bemko, EP of PBS’ most popular ongoing prime-time series.
A long-promised change in how Nielsen measures TV audiences in some markets brings benefits for public stations.
KTWU’s webcasts of tigers and giraffes are pulling in YouTube ad income and finding fans in Germany, Japan and Bangladesh.