Columbia Journalism Review1d
Under Attack, NPR Does Its Job
Brendan Carr, the newly appointed chair of the FCC, has made no secret of his antipathy for mainstream press—including NPR, ...
FCC seeks sponsorship details from radio stations, including WBUR
The Federal Communications Commission sent letters to 13 public radio stations, including WBUR in Boston, asking them to ...
Radio Ink5d
Katherine Maher Defends NPR’s Compliance Amid FCC Probe
NPR CEO Katherine Maher addresses the FCC investigation into NPR's sponsorship practices and emphasizes transparency and ...
The Heritage Foundation3dOpinion
NPR and PBS’s Impending Reckoning With DOGE
Public broadcasting’s lobbyists and their television and radio clients huddled in a Washington hotel this week to chart an ...
As the media landscape shrinks, the right-wing bullhorn only gets louder
Since Donald Trump was re-elected, the news industry’s scythe-swinging hasn’t paused. It feels like the whole field is ...
The Once and Future Debate Over Public Broadcasting
Liberals and conservatives have debated government support for public broadcasting since the 1967 Public Broadcasting Act was ...
CNN, NBC, NYT, NPR chiefs confronted on how the media can restore trust among Americans
Some of the most prominent journalists and executives in media gathered in Washington D.C. for Semator's "'Innovating to ...
Radio World2d
Public Media Coalition Renews Effort to Protect Federal Funding
A coalition of some 30 organizations in public media is stepping up efforts to resist efforts to eliminate federal funding.
FCC Seeks Sponsorship Details From Radio Stations
The Federal Communications Commission sent letters to 13 public radio stations asking them to compile materials detailing ...