Tag: Twin Cities Public Television
TPT to present ‘mosaic of storytelling’ that reflects on America’s founding
Six projects in R&D look at the state’s history, culture and civic life within the framework of the 250th anniversary of the ...Pubmedia executives, stations recognized at PMDMC
Public media leaders were honored for excellence in fundraising and development.Public media pays tribute to Prince
Minnesota’s The Current is playing his entire catalog.WAMU hires Andi McDaniel as head of content
McDaniel comes from Twin Cities Public Television.PMP rolls out pilot program for WordPress plugin
The Public Media Platform is seeking stations to help test a new tool.With TV Takeover, TPT hands over broadcast keys to local arts groups
To attract young viewers, Twin Cities Public Television is experimenting with a new kind of show: the “TV party.”Monday roundup: Alaska journalists raise concerns; Obama renominates CPB board member
• A lengthy Columbia Journalism Review feature focuses on a conflict over journalistic ethics at Anchorage-based Alaska Public Media. CFO Bernie Washington has been nominated to serve ...PubTV stations move to pitch sustainer gifts during pledge
“Sustainers,” as this increasingly commonplace breed of member is called, renew at higher rates than those responding to traditional pledge pitches.TPT launches Open Air, a new brand aimed at engaging young viewers
Twin Cities Public Television describes its new Open Air programming and promotional initiative as “tailor-made to meet the demands of a new ...APTS recognizes Barbara Mikulksi and Greg Walden, gives innovation and advocacy awards
The Association of Public Television Stations handed out Champions of Public Broadcasting awards during its Public Media Summit in Washington, D.C., Feb ...With young actors, Localore’s interactive Ed Zed Omega critiques education system
CPB’s American Graduate initiative has set its sights on targeting dropouts, but another project in public media, Ed Zed Omega, is zeroing ...
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