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Ellen Doherty promoted to chief creative officer at Fred Rogers Productions
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Doherty oversees popular PBS Kids series while developing new projects.
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Doherty oversees popular PBS Kids series while developing new projects.
Rock and Recovery, a nightly show and 24/7 stream, features interviews with medical professionals, stories of personal recovery, and music chosen to uplift and motivate listeners.
Cord-cutters in more than 75% of TV households can access PBS and station content through public TV’s first deal with a subscription streaming service.
Currá had worked for the organization since 2004.
The founding executive editor reflects on the program’s origins in a vastly different television landscape.
The appropriation for the Ready To Learn grant program also increased.
The station’s board and interim CEO have discovered roughly $700,000 owed to NPR, as well as other outstanding debts.
Mary Zatina is returning to the station after more than 30 years.
Based on staff workloads and other FCC deadlines, a window for new noncommercial educational stations could open as early as next summer.
Look to your ideals and decades of experience creating programs that listeners value.
The center for pubmedia innovation is urging participants to “fail fast” with bold efforts to find new revenue sources.
The network’s board approved last week a shift from basing station fees on broadcast audience, an effort to create a more “forward-looking” approach.
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“To leave public television stations … on the sidelines of the FirstNet infrastructure is to ignore a robust, reliable and ubiquitous partner whose public safety capabilities have proven effective in a variety of critical use cases,” APTS told the FCC.
Krulwich said his decision to retire was not because “anything bad has happened, more like the opposite.”
A bid from South Florida PBS was challenged by fundraising group Friends of WLRN.
With support from CPB, “Live From Cain’s” will bring music and interviews to listeners from an iconic music venue in Oklahoma.
After his Honda was totaled, a public radio journalist set out to cover his new Corolla “with a ridiculous amount of bumper stickers.”
Producer Dan Protess profiled Chicagoans whose stories point to solutions to the city’s high rate of gun-related crimes.
Low is returning to public radio in January to lead the Boston station.