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Articles tagged Vivian Schiller (17)

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Justin Ellis    December 14, 2011
A web-first politics site for NBC News: Vivian Schiller on the launch of NBCPolitics.com
The site is less a companion to TV programming than a freestanding outlet, connected to the news operation rather than any one show.
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Andrew Phelps    October 4, 2011
Questions for the big bird: Gary Knell on digital expansion at NPR
“If we’re not doing the Wayne Gretzky thing, of skating to where the puck is going on the distribution side, where our audience wants to find our content, we’re going to be out of business.”
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Megan Garber    October 3, 2011
Open Sesame: Gary Knell, NPR’s soon-to-be CEO, is also a blogger
Some early innovation insights from “Big Bird’s Boss.”
Ken Doctor    June 23, 2011
The newsonomics of the next-gen NPR network
Andrew Phelps    June 7, 2011
Don’t call it retirement: An exit interview with Bill Kling, public radio’s original entrepreneur
Andrew Phelps    April 26, 2011
Internet radio might keep FM company, not kill it
Andrew Phelps    April 22, 2011
An NPR listener’s dream comes true: pledge-free programming, if you pay
Andrew Phelps    April 21, 2011
Schiller to public radio: Don’t just sit there, take risks
Justin Ellis    April 6, 2011
New name, new mission: NPR Digital Services expands, hoping to help streamline local journalism
Mark Coddington    March 11, 2011
This Week in Review: NPR at a crossroads, hyperlocal’s personal issue, and keeping comments real
Nikki Usher    March 9, 2011
From Argo to R&D: Vivian Schiller’s legacy of innovation at NPR
Lois Beckett    December 15, 2010
In-car app stores, success for Xinhua, and more social media: Predictions for journalism in 2011
Lois Beckett    December 14, 2010
Smartphone growth, Murdoch’s Daily, and journalism for the poor: Predictions for mobile news in 2011
Mark Coddington    October 29, 2010
This Week in Review: WikiLeaks’ latest doc drop, the NPR backlash, and disappointing iPad magazines
Megan Garber    April 19, 2010
Vivian Schiller on NPR’s new Public Media Platform, the Argo project, and the org’s reporting priorities
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