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“Doing these kinds of shows takes a really long time,” said the show’s co-creator.
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“Doing these kinds of shows takes a really long time,” said the show’s co-creator.
Everybody has a new podcast these days, but this one does something quite novel with the medium.
The audience researcher discusses findings of his company’s latest Public Radio Tech Survey.
Ellis Bromberg will leave public broadcasting after almost 40 years.
The New Yorker editor previews the magazine’s new weekly radio show, a collaboration with WNYC.
The public affairs show started four years ago as a web-only production.
The CBC digital team’s latest major voter-engagement initiative is a collaboration with Google’s civic engagement team.
The trend could affect revenue for NPR and its member stations.
“The Broken Hip” received widespread recognition, including an Online News Association award.
The university has hired financial consultancy Bond & Pecaro to estimate WUSF’s spectrum value.
Satullo had big, somewhat unorthodox plans for news at Philadelphia’s dominant public radio and television station.
Donors who give via electronic funds transfers are more likely to renew and reduce headaches caused by credit-card data breaches.
Consultants say opening bid amounts are unlikely to reflect what stations could actually receive.
A relationship with the Missouri School of Journalism brings opportunities to educate and innovate.
Research shows that baby boomers and millennials are not only listening to public radio differently, but for different reasons.
As the creator, producer and host of specials that are virtually synonymous with public TV pledge drives, Lubinsky is among public TV’s most successful fundraising producers.
An audit of the Public Media Platform, released last week, has the potential to “catch fire with a member of Congress,” the consultant said.
The program drew criticism from an Ypsilanti, Mich., station after a recent live taping.
Launched in 2010, the Independent Producer Project is a source for new and diverse voices for the Los Angeles public radio station.
The former NPR programmer was honored at the organization’s conference in Pittsburgh.