Tag: SiriusXM
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BYU Broadcasting says it produces “original programming the entire family can enjoy together.”SiriusXM cancels ‘Bob Edwards Show’, but weekly public radio show will continue
After nearly 10 years on satellite radio, “The Bob Edwards Show” will cease production after Sept. 26, when the last of the ...Report: SiriusXM to end The Bob Edwards Show
SiriusXM Radio will wind down The Bob Edwards Show next month, according to a Politico article published Friday. Citing unnamed sources, Politico reported that ...Arbitron reports new benchmark for pubradio news/talk audience
Audiences for news and talk stations delivered more than half of public radio’s listening in 2012, according to Arbitron’s annual study on ...Preparing public media newsrooms to cover local crises
Crisis coverage will stress several layers of a public station's operating systems — from newsroom layout to editorial decision-making; from the flexibility ...A digital revolution for public radio fundraising
Marketing consultant John Sutton has been forecasting what public radio will look like in 2018, and his predictions, published on his blog RadioSutton ...Attracting eyeballs online requires smarter strategy
With their new website up, KPLU journalists scrutinized usage and found clues pointing to stories that work online.Tiny audience, debt service put Tacoma signal in jeopardy
Public Radio Capital is working to keep an FM station it owns in Tacoma, Wash., on the air after June 30, when ...Merger of Buffalo stations boosts news, reduces music
Public radio listeners are hearing more local news in Buffalo, where two stations that competed against each other are now operating as ...Albany gets a lot of Chartock, but how much is too much?
When Alan Chartock, president of Northeast Public Radio in Albany, N.Y., was on a wife-imposed Mexican vacation, despite her objections he still ...Good isn’t good enough — our best is ahead
Public radio is hitting home runs, but it can do better. Producer and StoryCorps founder Dave Isay says public radio is entering ...Public radio (unofficially) asks CPB to serve as political firewall, May 2005
Public radio station representatives endorsed this resolution by voice vote during NPR’s annual Members Meeting of stations, May 3, 2005. The meeting ...Jerrold Sandler, key advocate for public radio funding, dies at 64
The man who led the campaign to make educational radio eligible for federal aid, Jerrold Sandler, died Feb. 24 [1995] at age ...The Public Radio Study, 1969
This study — partially funded by CPB and the Ford Foundation during CPB’s first year and released in April 1969 — recommended ...
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