Public television’s spring fundraising rolled out in a heated high-stakes environment for clearly communicating a case for support.

Public radio listeners skew toward the liberal end of the spectrum while PBS viewers are more conservative. But in demographic terms, both ...

A cautionary tale of what goes wrong when a licensee doesn't affirm the editorial independence of the newsroom.

This year, as Current marks the 50th anniversary of the Public Broadcasting Act, we are illuminating the experiences that inspired people to ...

The podcast, which features the hosts of “Morning Edition” and NPR reporters, launches Wednesday.

The appearance was Pat Harrison’s first before the House subcommittee in 10 years.

With help from a Public Radio Exchange training program, “Versify” is finding fodder for a podcast in a series of community events.

Past votes may indicate how legislators weighing in on CPB’s appropriation will address the White House’s proposed end to federal funding.

The likelihood of total defunding seems slim — but public media would surely see some changes if support really were cut.

University licensees are doubly vulnerable to cuts.

And a sitting CPB board member discusses why the corporation should be defunded.

At most stations, individuals who contribute at least $1,000 cumulatively over a year are considered major donors. But outside of public media, ...

The announcement brings an end to a two-year search to replace longtime President Doug Eichten.

Sara Schapiro recently helped found Digital Promise, an independent bipartisan nonprofit that backs educational innovation.