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NPR estimates less than 1% of its 20 million weekly digital users give to their local stations.
NPR sells itself on the idea that it’s a public broadcasting network. But, Christopher Chávez argues in a new book, that hasn’t fully included Latinx listeners.
“We’re starting to wonder, ‘Okay, can this work as a social audio conversation? How can we get more voices on this whether from the audience or our sources?'”
Public radio “is in a good position to pick up the slack if the legacy newspaper starts getting squeezed by corporate ownership.”
“It is unbelievably complicated to find out what happens in these meetings, even though all the information is online.”
Some clubs have seen an increase in signups since the pandemic began in March.
The BBC functions as a heat sink for polarization — converting potentially dangerous energy into something the system can more easily deal with. A new group of broadcast competitors and its likely new set of bosses see it differently.
Listeners in 10 regions will hear local news after national stories thanks to geo-targeting technology being used in a new way.