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‘I AM LAKSHMI SINGH’: How an NPR newscaster became a hat and meme
A WNYC producer hopes for the union of Lakshmi Singh and the hat she inspired.Frontline picks up two Writers Guild honors, and more awards in public media
WCNY's Daino will be honored for his contributions to the sales and marketing profession and his community.Gov. Walker’s budget proposes 34 percent cut in state funding to Wis. pubcasters
The proposed cuts to Wisconsin Public Radio and Wisconsin Public Television raise questions about the possible impact on their services.The Pub, Episode 5: End of the vocal fry debate, Jacki Lyden on fashion, and lessons from commercial ...
On this week's podcast, a conversation with a former NPR host about her new micro-news organization reporting on fashion, and more.Q&A: Mohn leads NPR into ‘golden age of spoken word’
An in-depth talk with NPR's president about program strategy, his Spark initiative, NPR's digital future and more.After backlash, board at Pa. pubcaster buys out exec’s contract
News of the former CEO's compensation had spurred donors to withhold renewals.WNYC plans new podcasts in push to build on successes
Indies aren’t the only public radio producers to recognize that there's gold in them there podcast hills.The Pub, Episode 4: How women, people of color, and everyone else can sound more like themselves ...
We explore the origins, biases and limitations of the "public radio voice."Not just about the money: Public radio veterans drawn to creative freedoms of podcasting
Podcasts with public radio connections dominate iTunes podcast charts, so it’s no wonder that podcasting companies are snapping up talented producers who ...Five lessons public media can learn from commercial media
A public radio and TV CEO shares gleanings from Columbia University's Punch Sulzberger Program.To boost income, podcasters look to partnerships, native ads and listeners
Podcasters are creating business plans that are hybrids of unapologetically advertiser-based funding and direct listener support raised via crowdfunding, which in some ...How to pick theme music for your show, and how not to
The art of radio and TV theme music and how to improve it.It’s WGBH lobstah vs. KCTS salmon in Super Bowl bet
A friendly Super Bowl wager between the top executives of public television stations in Boston and Seattle will yield one a booty ...Peggy Charren, crusader for children’s television, dies at 86
Charren founded Action for Children’s Television (ACT) in 1968 to fight commercialism in children’s television programming.Filmmakers push for common carriage at first stop in public TV ‘listening tour’
The discussion was friendly, but emotions ran high as filmmakers and public TV executives examined their often stormy relationship.
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