System/Policy
Two Louisiana public radio stations share general manager
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The two stations will maintain independence.
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The two stations will maintain independence.
The editorial collaboration tested new approaches for framing news coverage in ways that attract diverse voices and promote the role of local stations.
The first report will air Monday.
But a new report also points out shortcomings in the two-year-old effort to strengthen joint reporting.
“The system of collaboration we are building requires more editors.”
The stations will start by making it easier to share news coverage as they consider future projects for collaboration.
National producers and networks are finding ways to work across media, despite challenges posed by technology.
The collaborative will report on regional topics like climate, energy, transportation and immigration.
A collaboration with WGBH and outsourcing some functions have helped the station stay sustainable.
The collaboration will cover health and the economic importance of the Great Lakes to the region.
The $659,000 grant will cover ongoing collaborative coverage of Detroit’s post-bankruptcy future.
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KPCC, KQED, KPBS and Capital Public Radio have formed the California Counts Collaborative.
CPB is supporting the Indiana-based Regional Journalism Center with a $609,000 grant.
This is the fourth journalism collaboration CPB has backed in the last two months.
CPB will support the initiative with a $715,000 grant.
The idea grew out of the station’s internal innovation lab.
The collaboration will involve seven stations in Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia.
A multimedia project explores the epidemic afflicting the station’s New York region.