"Grateful for the opportunity to keep bringing my passion for music, culture, and our community to the airwaves. Tampa Bay, thank you for rocking with me."
Arguing that public radio and television are competing for the same audience assumes that there’s some crossover between the two. You’re doing different things.
This is a slippery slope not only for journalists but for all broadcasters as it relates to the First Amendment, decency rules, perhaps mergers and acquisitions, and even satire.
PBS weekly news panel show Washington Week has tabbed The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg as its latest host.
Goldberg will step into the chair vacated...
"Grateful for the opportunity to keep bringing my passion for music, culture, and our community to the airwaves. Tampa Bay, thank you for rocking with me."
"Our promise is to put on real life human voices in our radio hosts and podcasters. To ensure that there would always be a human, there had all sorts of consequences from listeners being so thankful for that promise. But also for our own employees."