Public media leaders debate value of internships, paid and unpaid
Posted: June, 18, 2013
By Andrew Lapin
Posted: June, 18, 2013
By Andrew Lapin
Posted: May, 13, 2013
By Andrew Lapin
Posted: March, 15, 2013
By Andrew Lapin
Posted: February, 01, 2013
By Dru Sefton
Posted: December, 17, 2012
By Dru Sefton
As broadcasters and their representatives prepare for the FCC’s upcoming auction of television broadcast spectrum, public TV’s top lobbyist is proceeding with the view that it presents more opportunity for the field than a threat. Continue reading
Salt Lake City pubcaster Wasatch Public Media, licensee of KCPW-FM, will drop all NPR programs June 24, a schedule change intended to save money and differentiate its service from other pubcasters in the market. “A lot of the decision just … Continue reading
As public and for-profit media companies come under new scrutiny for compensation of interns, public media executives debated how decisions to pay — or not pay — young talent support efforts to cultivate the next generation of system leaders. Continue reading
Follow the conversation around the next generation of public media leaders with Current’s Storify of the June 14 forum. Continue reading
A group of young public media professionals who began meeting informally last year to network and share ideas has moved to step up its profile. Continue reading
Upcoming leadership changes in public media will be the focus of Friday’s Public Media Futures Forum in Washington, D.C., the latest in an ongoing series of conversations with luminaries in the field. Continue reading
Reductions in tax-based support for pubcasting have shortened the financial gap between public television and radio stations, accelerating public TV’s decade-long financial decline and demonstrating resilience within segments of the public radio system. Continue reading