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Dec 20, 2024 · System/Policy Noem’s public broadcasting cut proves she’s nothing like Mister Rogers and a lot like Trump By Seth Tupper, Editor-in-Chief (South Dakota Searchlight) | January 2, 2025. South Dakota’s governor has proposed a sudden funding reduction for South Dakota Public Broadcasting after approving previous increases.
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NPR boosts coverage of religion with added staff, partnership with ...
20 hours ago · NPR and 11 member stations have teamed up with the nonprofit news organization Religion News Service to boost coverage of religion. The organizations have also staffed up: NPR hired a senior editor and senior producer to join religion correspondent Jason DeRose, while RNS added an executive editor to work with NPR.. The partnership launched over the summer and has already produced more than a ...
Pending CPB board nominations head back to president
19 hours ago · Nominations for three CPB board members have been returned to the president under a Senate rule. President Joe Biden nominated Felix Sanchez in 2023 to fill a vacancy on the nine-member board. In November, he also nominated Adam White and Carol Kellermann as three other board members completed their terms.. However, a Senate rule requires that nominees who are not confirmed or rejected during ...
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Why public media’s past might be its future - Current
Sep 16, 2024 · Something I’ve been saying for over 25 years. Look to the early years of innovation and experimentation, when public television was a hothouse for burgeoning formats and bold new approaches, especially at the local station level – it doesn’t have to cost a fortune if it captures the zeitgeist and feels true to what’s bubbling up in your communities.
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