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WEB5 days ago — Arkansas PBS CEO promises internal changes, no more questionable audit findings. By Tess Vrbin, Reporter (Arkansas Advocate) | September 16, 2024. An audit into Arkansas PBS’ “procurements and related processes” continued to raise concerns from state lawmakers about the educational television network’s business practices at a Friday ...
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WEBCurrent is a nonprofit news organization covering public media in the U.S for professionals in the industry. Leaders and staff at NPR, PBS, CPB, public radio and TV stations, independent producers, board members, and national policymakers rely on Current for information, inspiration and insights into this mission-driven field. Current’s career portal publicmediajobs.org is the leading […]
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WEBCurrent is the newspaper and website about public and nonprofit media in the U.S. The paper comes out 23 times a year, usually biweekly, every other Monday. We’re read by people involved in public TV and public radio — station employees, independent producers, local volunteers and board members, viewers and …
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WEBPublicmediajobs.org is the leading source for career opportunities in public radio and TV in the U.S. Recruiters from NPR, PBS, “major market” media organizations, University and small-town stations know that Current’s job portal is the best place to reach diverse professionals, and emerging and experienced talent eager to advance their careers or bring their skills to public service media.
On the Money – Current
WEBJul 22, 2021 — System/Policy Current’s 2021 Public Media Salary Survey By Mike Janssen, Digital Editor and Jacob LaGesse, Student Innovation Staffer, Reynolds Journalism Institute | July 22, 2021. More than 1,900 readers told us about what they earn in public media. See the key findings and dig deeper into the data.
Current’s team weighs in on our most important reporting of 2021
WEBDec 29, 2021 — Read Next. Layoffs reveal challenges of sustaining public media’s journalism expansion. Revenue losses raise new questions about strategies to build local newsrooms.
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WEBNov 5, 2020 — Current’s work supporting this field simply cannot happen without your support, and we are counting on your contribution to propel us into the new year. Current is fortunate to be included in the annual NewsMatch campaign that doubles your donation to us. This year is especially important. Like you, Current has also seen declines in revenue.
I Am Public Media – Current
WEBThis year, as Current marks the 50th anniversary of the Public Broadcasting Act, we are illuminating the experiences that inspired people to choose to work in public media. Every week, we’re sharing their stories using the hashtag #IAmPublicMedia. Current is also collecting longer contributions, like these stories. If …
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