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Melody Kramer2 days ago1 min read

Let’s build a public media organization from scratch, in 2016.

Your homework for tonight: you’ve been given $3 million dollars. It comes with one string attached: you must use that money to create a new…

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Melody Kramer4 days ago9 min read

More than 200 ideas for your next podcast

Take an idea. Leave an idea.

More than 200 free ideas for your next podcast

By Melody Kramer and Christine Eriksen

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Doc Searls2 days ago4 min read

DIY radio with PODcasting

This post is from September 28, 2004, and ran in a Linux Journal blog called IT Garage, now archived at the Wayback Machine. Its significance is the research data point it provides for podcasts, which was then new and now brings up 171,000,000 results (at least for me) on Google…

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Ernesto Aguilar in Thoughts On Journalism4 days ago5 min read

Public Radio Will Outlive Digital, Promise

Don’t let the white folks discussing Beyonce fool you. NPR…

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Adam DavidsonMar 3111 min read

A guardedly optimistic take on the future of NPR.

I received a lot of responses to the things I wrote about NPR last week. I thought I was done, but in reading the notes, I heard a lot of open questions. It was a bit frustrating to get dozens of very encouraging and positive but top-secret messages from NPR staff and a…

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Melody Kramer4 days ago7 min read

Today’s Public Media Fight Misses The Point

Public media is a platform, not a podcast

Public media is not content or platform. It’s more than that.

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Gary VaynerchukFeb 162 min read

Why I’m Excited About the New Audio Recording App Anchor

One of the things I do to scale my content is…

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Samyar VahidMar 8

IN THE U.S., UNDER-30s ARE NOW POORER THAN RETIRED PEOPLE.

Maybe We Should Start Diverting Social Security to Millennials

Ester Bloom

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I came here, reading this with an open mind. Then we got to here. As a millennial myself, I think the problem we really have is our belief that we’re entitled to everything. We’re not. The content or what it’s saying may be worth listening to, but no one will if we keep writing and saying things like we’re entitled to everything. Just my two cents.