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Escape Lab, a social video series from WGBH, is designed to connect younger audiences with public media.
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Escape Lab, a social video series from WGBH, is designed to connect younger audiences with public media.
The station’s 12th podcast, a look at the art scene in Tijuana and San Diego, pushed it to explore new strategies for keeping listeners engaged.
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Colleagues credit Appleby with promoting sustaining memberships and boosting many stations’ listener support.
The two parties announced an “amicable separation.”
The station’s executive director said receiving the festivals was “an incredible donation.”
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High-fives over PBS’ deal with the streaming service paused in midair when smaller stations learned that they may have to scramble for cash.
Murphy will build the newsroom’s first investigative reporting unit.
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“We felt a need and a desire for people to know and understand more deeply how you can tell the news you’re getting is from a reputable source, but even going deeper than that, to understand the profession of journalism and why it’s important for democracy.”
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Informal gatherings with residents of a South Sacramento neighborhood helped Capital Public Radio set the editorial direction for a new podcast while drawing back the curtain on the reporting process.
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Gerdeman is starting a consulting service after more than five years at PBS.
A coalition of nonpartisan organizations and news media are participating in a media and education campaign on American democracy. Won’t you join us?
Garry Denny has worked for Wisconsin Public Television for 33 years.