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‘Nova’ sets $2.25M stretch goal for first Kickstarter campaign

By Barbara Mulligan | January 31, 2017

With crowd backing, a science special featuring David Pogue would be distributed to every U.S. high school.

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WETA’s Bruns retiring, WGBH hires new national program exec, NFCB dismisses Jackson and more . . .

By Dru Sefton, Senior Editor | April 2, 2013

One thing that retiring WETA C.O.O. Joe Bruns will miss about public broadcasting is that “every day is different,” he told Current. “Not only on the air, but in all the challenges we face. And I’ll miss being mission-oriented.”

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