The Way We Work Now
The coronavirus has forced us all to rethink how we live and the assumptions that shape daily routines and relationships. We’re now one year into the pandemic, and vaccines offer hope that the worst is behind us. How has this experience forever changed the way we work? (Illustration: Anthony Foronda)
The coronavirus has forced us all to rethink how we live and the assumptions that shape daily routines and relationships. We’re now one year into the pandemic, and vaccines offer hope that the worst is behind us. How has this experience forever changed the way we work? (Illustration: Anthony Foronda)
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For our series on "The Way We Work Now," we spoke with Nine PBS CEO Amy Shaw and KUOW GM Caryn Mathes.Sleeping late, mountain biking and stupid TV shows: how our readers are getting through the ...
As part of our series "The Way We Work Now," we asked for your tips on staying sane and connected.How at-home pandemic recordings are changing pubmedia’s standards for audio quality
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Event organizers in public media see a future for digital events even when groups can gather again.Stations are cautiously optimistic that underwriting will rebound next year
Downturns were substantial last year, but stations have attracted new clients and are hopeful for the return of top clients.
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