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We've asked smart thinkers across public radio – and some outside our field – to provoke, to encourage, to think about the possibilities ahead of us and the changes we need to make if we are to widen the use and deepen the value of public radio's service.
Read and let us know what you think.
We've asked smart thinkers across public radio – and some outside our field – to provoke, to encourage, to think about the possibilities ahead of us and the changes we need to make if we are to widen the use and deepen the value of public radio's service.
Read and let us know what you think.
Thinking Audience
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Thinking Audience Deborah Blakeley and Israel Smith Audience building is about action – making deliberate programming, marketing and management choices right now to grow public service. Here are five steps to take in the next 90 days. You can start now. READ MORE |
Five Tenets for Public Radio's Future Bill Buzenberg Public radio has to stand up straight . . . it is a media powerhouse and it should feel the confidence of its storied past and its bright future. READ MORE
| A Future for Public Radio Mark Ramsey Who are you, Public Radio? What is your center? What do you do better than anybody else, no matter what techno-whiz-bang comes along? READ MORE
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The Revolution May Not Be Televised . . . Florence Hernandez-Ramos The national debate is punctuated by the heavy bass lines of the African, Native American and Taiko drums, the congas of the Caribbean, the keyboard of the Chicano garage band. It blares out of open apartment windows and shakes your world from the car next to you at the stop sign . . . unless you are tuned to public radio. READ MORE |