APM series examines exoneration in the U.S.
Posted: June, 07, 2013
By Graham Vyse
Radio programs
Stations continue StateImpact without NPR
Posted: May, 29, 2013
By Mike Janssen
NPR cancels Talk of the Nation, pairs with WBUR in bid to bolster middays
Posted: April, 03, 2013
By Ben Mook and Mike Janssen
Long Island psychic finds radio audience eager for forecasts
Posted: April, 22, 2013
By Mike Janssen
Planet Money crowdfunder soars, PRI campaign falls short of goal
Posted: May, 16, 2013
By Andrew Lapin
Mapping the places where ‘music is made all the time’
Posted: April, 18, 2013
By Mike Janssen
Adapting Daisey’s staged monologue for radio: less shouting, more intimacy
Posted: February 27, 2012Update: On March 16, This American Life retracted “Mr. Daisey and the Apple Factory,” its Jan. 6 broadcast that adapted monologist Mike Daisey’s story about working conditions in Chinese gadget factories. Read more. Crunching a two-hour stage monologue into a … Continue reading
Glass & Co.: Emboldened to tell hard-news stories
Posted: February 27, 2012Update: On March 16, This American Life retracted “Mr. Daisey and the Apple Factory,” its Jan. 6 broadcast that adapted monologist Mike Daisey’s story about working conditions in Chinese gadget factories. Read more. For 16 years, public radio host Ira … Continue reading
APMG’s Florida classical station grows west with new FM
Posted: February 27, 2012Miami-based Classical South Florida, an affiliate of American Public Media Group, is expanding its service to the state’s western coast with the $4.35 million purchase of WAYJ-FM, a 75,000-watt station that broadcasts to a potential audience of nearly 1 million … Continue reading
Keillor’s fundraiser for Obama revives complaints of bias
Posted: February 27, 2012Like many entertainers, Prairie Home Companion host Garrison Keillor has never tried to hide his liberal political leanings, but his decision to host an Obama re-election fundraising party in his Minnesota home last week worked the conservative blogosphere into a … Continue reading
Unvetted war story slips past producers
Posted: February 13, 2012A commentary created through an experimental radio project of the New America Foundation turned a harsh spotlight on the editorial vetting process at Marketplace, which broadcast a first-person account Jan. 30 [2012] of a man who falsely claimed to be a … Continue reading
Face-to-face: a place for trying new things, delighting new audiences
Posted: February 13, 2012At a time when many radio programmers are experimenting with Internet-based media, it may seem unusual for a station to take on producing content for listeners to “hear it here” — here within its own walls of bricks and mortar. Yet stations across the nation are doing just that… Continue reading
CPB will seek operator to develop American Archive; director leaves project
Posted: January 30, 2012Having lost its digital projects fund last year, CPB lacks the money to develop the American Archive much further, according to Mark Erstling, senior v.p. The next step is to find an outside institution to adopt and support creation of … Continue reading