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The station’s former GM says public media’s mission statement should be “To be important.”
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The station’s former GM says public media’s mission statement should be “To be important.”
White nationalists and rowdy Trump supporters have targeted all kinds of media figures at rallies, but journalists of color say they encounter particular challenges when encountering racist attitudes face to face.
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Our new podcast revisits the roots of public media by bringing together founders and up-and-comers.
“Our very DNA — its code written in the words of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967 — confirmed we were different.”
“Public television is still vital to our lives,” Dick Cavett said. “It sounds corny, but I believe it.”
A Black Lives Matter leader said using the games to teach students about slavery was “grossly irresponsible.”
Jarl Mohn said NPR is hiring an outside law firm to investigate the network’s handling of sexual harassment allegations against former news VP Michael Oreskes.
Passport supporters argue that its performance to date has demonstrated its impact, while critics caution that it’s too early to know how the system will retain this new class of donors.
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CEO Jarl Mohn said he asked NPR’s newsroom leader for his resignation because of his “inappropriate behavior.”
Participants include former PBS host Dick Cavett and Sen. Ed Markey.
The Washington Post reported that NPR is investigating complaints by two women who allege Oreskes made inappropriate contact with them in the 1990s.
The Philadelphia station has doubled down on a call-letters-dot-org online identity.
As the crisis spread across Sonoma County, KRCB’s small team tested new ways to report for TV, radio and social media.
The station’s promotion of local filmmakers has drawn younger viewers and fueled pledge-drive success.
Ken Stern’s treatment of NPR in “Republican Like Me” goes beyond his recent op-ed that riled some in public media.
Malcolm Brett has worked in public broadcasting for 34 years .
While NPR and others argued the rule was burdensome, some college and community broadcasters argued for its preservation.