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Grants support 10 Latino projects headed for public media distribution
Projects range from a web series of three-minute videos to several 90-minute documentary films.Longtime public radio professional Vidal Guzmán drowns trying to save son
Colleagues remember Guzmán for his bravery, character and dedication to family.Journalists don’t have to be sidelined from community involvement
A survey finds wide agreement that reporters can participate in churches and coach sports but should avoid roles that involve fundraising or ...Community radio’s role is to train journalists, not police contributors’ personal lives
WORT’s reporters follow a code of ethics but are free to support causes they care about.Siefken takes lead at Rogers Co., ‘1A’ forms crew, and other comings and goings
Siefken is VP of broadcast and digital media at The Fred Rogers Co.NPR gets failing grade for website security in survey of HTTPS encryption
The network says it is working to make improvements.WNET will end production of ‘Religion & Ethics’
The show premiered in September 1997.How NPR One data points to new ways of thinking about local content
The app’s acting managing director breaks down what NPR is learning about the performance of newscasts, podcasts and feature stories.DuPont-Columbia awards recognize outstanding journalism, and other awards in public media
Public TV’s “Frontline” received a duPont for its reporting on Syria and Iraq, including the program “Children of Syria.”With Made Here initiative, Vermont PBS homes in on ‘locally sourced’ programming
The initiative aims to put more Vermont in Vermont PBS.To set expectations for upholding ethics, build a ‘culture of discussion’
Oregon Public Broadcasting’s ethics code asks all employees to discuss plans for off-the-clock political activities with their supervisors.Battered by political agendas, ‘The Wisconsin Idea’ lives on in public broadcasting
A century-old progressive philosophy in the state has withstood decades of attacks from state leaders.Collaborations between public broadcasters, nonprofit news outlets can boost impact but come with challenges
Partnering with public media organizations can add stability and enable growth that nonprofit news outlets may not be able to achieve independently. ...Focus on opportunity before location when starting out in public radio
Recruiters, our audience and other public radio professionals answer a reader’s question about where to begin a career.Disagreement over Christopher Kimball’s new show boils over into litigation
The complicated public breakup involves several public broadcasting organizations.
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