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‘News without feeling exhausted’: ‘It’s Been a Minute’ looks to lighten up public radio weekends
The "It's Been a Minute" team aims to highlight a more diverse range of guests and deliver a conversational take on the ...NEH grant to Nevada Public Radio will support technical upgrades
The $500,000 matching gift will support Give Voice, a $6 million major-gift campaign.Grove to head WEDU, Tovares takes new position at WMHT, and other comings and goings
After 13 years as president of WTCI in Chattanooga, Paul Grove returns to WEDU in Tampa.Blue Ridge PBS draws on archives to program 24-hour streaming service
Inspiration for the ad-supported channel came from local companies that were looking for digital marketing opportunities.John Wilson joins WETA to oversee national projects
Wilson, a former PBS SVP and chief program executive, will manage relationships with independent producers, including Ken Burns and Dr. Henry ...CPB IG to retire, WGBH expands execs’ duties, and other comings and goings
Mary Mitchelson joined the CPB Inspector General's office in 2013.Minnesota’s community radio stations find unique niche for covering arts and culture
Backing from a special tax-supported fund has allowed volunteer-powered stations to enhance their local programming.FCC proposal to allow sales of EBS spectrum gets thumbs-down from public TV
Representatives of stations told FCC officials that allowing sales of the educational spectrum could create a "hostile leasing environment."Senate places three presidential nominees on CPB Board
Confirmed board members include a former ambassador and a member of the RNC executive committee.WITF picks president, Kravetz leaves WBUR, and other comings and goings
Ron Hetrick has run finance and administration at WITF since 2009.To redesign education coverage, start by doing your homework
How KPCC used design thinking to extend the reach and impact of its coverage of early childhood education.Subscription streaming channel PBS Living to premiere Thursday
The lifestyle and how-to programs will be available on Amazon's Prime Video Channels.Experiments with 360 video prepare stations for next wave of innovation
Broadcasters in Nebraska, Texas and Florida are learning how to engage viewers with immersive media productions.How public media should read the Luminary news
Whether the on-demand audio startup succeeds or fails, it’s great news for public media, though your nerves might beg to differ. Here’s ...‘PBS NewsHour’ to expand with new bureau at Cronkite School in Phoenix
The expansion is part of the show's push to become an around-the-clock news provider.
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