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David Gilkey and Ofeibea Quist-Arcton were part of the NPR team that covered the Ebola crisis earlier this year.
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David Gilkey and Ofeibea Quist-Arcton were part of the NPR team that covered the Ebola crisis earlier this year.
As NPR and stations develop a new model, a former station-based editor offers a few suggestions.
A new study finds that boards of NPR and eight large-market public radio stations are made up mostly of men, white people and people with corporate connections.
NPR staffers are taking to Twitter to call attention to union negotiations.
The Public Radio News Directors conference featured a pair of sessions on the subject.
Block has co-hosted the show for 12 years.
The musician says public radio should get on what he sees as the right side of a matter of social justice.
It’ll result in smarter, fairer news coverage that more people will want to consume and support.
Alex Chadwick might not be alive today if it weren’t for a burnt sausage.
The media outlets are looking for more ways to collaborate.
Brandel’s national spin-off, Hearken, aims to help journalists learn what their audiences want and need to know.
The move ends a nearly 10-year-old distribution relationship between NPR and the debate show.
The crisp, bright tone comes from a particular microphone — and a few other elements.
“No matter the situation, Lesher could and did handle it, and his expansive contributions are irreplaceable for the organization.”
Madhulika Sikka is heading to a digital news outlet geared toward millennials.
Younger millennials were the least familiar with NPR, while Baby Boomers preferred PBS.
Plus, a discussion on why so few women hold top jobs in public media, a continuation of the podcasting advertising debate and more.
Nuzum said Audible is looking to create a “third space” in the audio world.
With podcast revenues and downloads climbing, the NPR board discussed underwriting standards and the impact on broadcast underwriting.
A public radio producer lays out an argument for how unfettered advertising on podcasts compromises public media’s mission.