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Execs from the networks told PBS Annual Meeting attendees Tuesday about their plans for collaboration.
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Execs from the networks told PBS Annual Meeting attendees Tuesday about their plans for collaboration.
A D.C. Superior Court judge denied NPR’s motion for summary judgment in a lawsuit alleging misrepresentation of job duties and failure to accommodate a disability.
Six candidates are seeking election for three open seats on the board.
NPR’s monthly podcast downloads increased 42 percent from 2013 to 2014, according to the study.
Network execs determined that the episode failed to meet editorial standards.
Leaked emails to Sony Pictures executives discussed public media matters including Ira Glass’s contract, credit-card renewals and NPR’s CEO search.
Quayle’s vision for NPR was to provide “excellence and diversity to noncommercial radio.”
A study of 57 stations found that more than half saw audience growth during the promotional campaign.
Pointers on writing pronouncers to keep hosts happy, and a major victory against a patent troll.
Curren has been CPB’s c.o.o. since 2006.
The Founders Award recognizes the creator of an outstanding and popular program.
The new deal means increased reporting for some stations.
The new contract drops several proposals opposed by the union.
The union supporting NPR’s engineers and audio technicians is pushing back against new contract proposals.
Our guide to the news and links you might have missed this week.
NPR has updated its ethics handbook to clarify how it applies to hosts such as Diane Rehm, whose advocacy work prompted a review.
Learn more about NPR’s soon-to-launch podcast discovery tool. Plus, more news from the world of public radio podcasting.
NPR is clarifying ambiguities in its ethics code about the role of talk show hosts after a flap over Diane Rehm’s participation in fundraising activities for a right-to-die organization.
What we’ve been reading this week.
A roundup of insights and comments from several public media sessions at the annual conference.