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  • New FCC rules spare pubcasters from foreign sponsorship disclosures
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    Public broadcasters are welcoming the FCC’s decision to rein in new rules governing foreign sponsorship of radio and TV broadcasts, which system leaders feared could be too burdensome for producers and stations. In a Report and Order released April 22, the FCC specified that its requirements for identifying program sponsorship by foreign governments will apply only to broadcasters that lease airtime to governmental entities.

  • #PBSForTheArts campaign documents how arts have survived pandemic
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    A multiplatform campaign from PBS and the WNET Group is chronicling how arts and culture have pivoted during the pandemic, featuring concerts, performances and documentaries.  #PBSForTheArts is examining how arts organizations are working to “stay around, stay relevant and then fight back,” said WNET Group CEO Neal Shapiro.  Shapiro said that he knew that the pandemic would affect many industries and wondered how the arts in particular would fare. As institutions shuttered “in a snap,” he said, PBS and WNET staff decided to document the pandemic through the lens of the resiliency and recovery of the arts.  Shapiro said PBS CEO Paula Kerger told him that the “arts are too important.

  • Comings and goings: Laura Knoy to retire from NHPR, PBS North Carolina hires chief education officer …
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    Laura Knoy will retire from New Hampshire Public Radio after 25 years of hosting the station’s weekday talk show, The Exchange. Her last day will be June 10.