Public media and the coronavirus
Current’s coverage of how public media is reporting on and responding to the global pandemic. Do you have a question, or do you want to share information? Email us at news@current.org.
How public service media is rising to the coronavirus crisis
We're tracking the programs, collaborations, events and initiatives prompted by the pandemic.WXPN postpones annual Non-Commvention
The event was scheduled for May.How music stations can help local artists and listeners get through the coronavirus crisis
Respond to concert cancellations by opening your studios and airwaves for live performances by local musicians.Stations plan for staying on air with remote staff
Public radio managers are implementing measure as they face the possibility of extended disruption to operations.Public radio stations weigh whether to fundraise during coronavirus pandemic
Stations in markets that are hardest hit by the virus should postpone their drives, says Greater Public's Melanie Coulson.
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