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Shan WangJanuary 10, 2017

Local breaking news comes to investigations-focused Colorado public TV, via The Weather Channel

“We’re trying to make it more convenient for people to get more of the big picture of local news.”

With MacArthur funding, POV and The New York Times will produce an interactive documentary on race

Laura Hazard OwenMay 18, 2016

Frontline is finding new mic-drop moments for good old-fashioned reporting

Sure, keeping an audience’s attention is a challenge. But Frontline has always operated under the premise that it has to keep people from changing the channel.

Laura Hazard OwenNovember 25, 2015

America’s Test Kitchen, “the Consumer Reports of cooking,” wants to grow to new platforms

“We’d like to move to other platforms, particularly as we see the changes in how people consume television.”

What Frontline’s team learned producing its new VR documentary

Melody KramerJuly 13, 2015

Putting the public into public media membership

Getting beyond tote bags and pledge drives is critical to the sustainability of public media. Is there an alternative vision of membership that relies on relationships more than money?

Caroline O'DonovanJanuary 27, 2014

Q&A: Andrew Golis on matching great journalism with big audiences (and, oh yeah, dollars)

After jobs at Talking Points Memo, Yahoo, Frontline, and The Atlantic, Andrew Golis, new general manager of The Wire, is ready to share the three pillars of a strong media brand.

“Is there Still a Place for Public Service Television? Effects of the Changing Economics of Broadcasting”

Justin EllisOctober 10, 2012

Frontline invests in interactive video for The Choice 2012

The PBS documentary series is trying to orient itself for a future beyond TV that includes the web, tablets, and more.

Pop Up Archive is open-source software to help producers preserve sound, painlessly

The Knight News Challenge winners want to help radio producers archive and organize their raw tape with simple web-based software. Andrew Phelps

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