Making programming for public media (21)
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Who owns the video?Sorry--not sure where to place this question on this site...I'm paying a film company to make a 10 min film on a local issue. The proposed… Started by Lisa A |
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Feb 3 Reply by secondeye |
The "PM Magazine" ModelI read Current's article about the possibilities for the "PM Magazine" model of, you might call it "distributed reporting"...multiple repor… Started by Aaron Read |
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Feb 2 Reply by P G Sroufe |
Is there room for laughter in public radio?Don't get me wrong, I find Car Talk ultra-funny from time to time. Occasionally, This American Life makes me chuckle as well. The two quiz… Started by Matt Fleeger |
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Jan 23 Reply by secondeye |
PBS ratings decline: why not try advertising?The latest article on PBS ratings plunge, "Surge of channels, people meter chaos depress PBS ratings," like all the other discussions I've… Started by Karen Young |
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Nov. 2, 2009 Reply by Charles Morgan |
Do Producers and Funders Need Prenups? (www.thePrenups.org)Funders and producers are working more closely together than ever before. What makes them click? What makes them crash? As a proud member… Started by Ellen Schneider |
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Aug. 26, 2009 Reply by Ellen Schneider |
Mass Broadcasters Hall of FameHow do you nominate or try to get a long time Boston Radio and Television Executive inducted into the Hall??? Started by Peter Kelley |
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Jun. 10, 2009 Reply by Peter Kelley |
Where now for pubradio's push to engage new listeners?As pubradio research/marketer John Sutton pointed out on his blog this weekend, CPB and other funders invested millions in NPR's Day to Day… Started by Karen Everhart |
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Jun. 9, 2009 Reply by Ezra Wall |
How does SoundExchange/CPB agreement benefit creativity and artists' pocketbooks?The recent agreement between SoundExchange and CPB for streaming NPR air signals claims to be artist friendly. I wonder how many artists ar… Started by Page Wilson |
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May. 7, 2009 Reply by Imre Fitos |
Michael Eric DysonProf. Dyson is a smart guy but I hope the loquacious reverend, doctor will reduce his word count and allow guests on his program get in a w… Started by Rick |
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What can public radio do to diversify its audience?In a September 15th CURRENT article, we make a point that diversity is everybody's business in public radio. To illustrate this, we discuss… Started by Michael Arnold |
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Apr. 7, 2009 Reply by Ron Perrone |
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