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Groups to deliver petitions to Congress supporting CPB funding
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The petitions contain more than 660,000 signatures of public broadcasting supporters.
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The petitions contain more than 660,000 signatures of public broadcasting supporters.
PBS’s Beth Hoppe said her team is eyeing other American dramas.
Small and midsize stations must be especially creative in developing ways to engage and grow their pools of major donors.
Future appropriations are also at risk.
The study by the Classical Music Rising initiative identifies a need for training and more diverse staffing.
“The policy is, we’re ending federal involvement with the Corporation for Public Broadcasting,” said Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney.
From its origins, NPR emphasized contributions from women at a time when they were rarely heard in positions of authority in broadcasting.
To make sure our programs are accessible to seniors with hearing loss, let’s set standards for mixing dialogue, music and sound.
Current’s latest survey on upcoming public television productions looks ahead at the river of content from PBS signature series, independent producers, minority consortia and public TV stations.
The program has already surpassed its predecessor in broadcast reach.
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Ronnie Agnew, executive director of Mississippi Public Broadcasting, now chairs the board.
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With examinations of Vietnam and the Great War, the documentarians are focusing on stories to help younger viewers understand today’s conflicts.
“I made a decision that was very personal, very based on my own instincts about what was right and necessary in this kind of scary political moment.”
In an excerpt from a new book, the executive producer of the Spanish-language show and podcast recalls the convoluted journey from a boxing gym to a moving story.
Chamberlin was hired as a vice president at the fledgling CPB in 1969, where he helped create both PBS and NPR.
Our podcast host has tried out all three services and runs down the pros and cons of each.
The National Symphony Orchestra’s guest spot on “ATC” mingled Facebook Live with a gambit from radio’s Golden Age.
APTS also recognized two executives working within public media.