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Remembering Ben Manilla
“Excuse me, are you Ben Manilla?” A stranger interrupted Ben and me as we were having a drink in a New York City bar. “I recognize your voice from WLIR.”
Digital Content Delivery Will Not Save Public Media Companies. (In Fact, It Won’t Save Any Media Companies.)
Public radio has a mission. Bill Simmering, a member of the founding board of NPR, authored the organization’s original mission statement, including these passages: “National Public Radio will serve
In Support of NFCB’s “Bowling Alone” Critique
The “Beyond the Broadcast” panel last week hosted by Paragon relied on the unreleased documentary Join or Die and the book “Bowling Alone” for inspiration. The basic idea is that
Des Moines’ New “Studio One” – 10 Years in the Making
The story of public radio’s newest radio station is a classic version of what I call “public radio time.” Public radio time is the slow pace at which the industry
Creating Consensus for Digital KPIs
Over the last few months, Mike Henry of Paragon has teamed up with Izzi Smith of Listen Again Tomorrow to host a series of virtual “What Now Conversations,” where public
NPR News Stations Efforts To Attract New Audiences
Perhaps the greatest challenge facing local NPR News stations is attracting new audiences. The brand is well-known and used by core audiences, many of whom have listened for decades. The
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