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NBC News Tops Election Night TV Ratings

The network finished fourth among the six most-watched outlets four years ago.

NBC News’ Steve Kornacki Election Night Livestream Hits Nearly 30 Million Views

The NBC News political correspondent spent 10.5 hours live on YouTube Tuesday, providing viewers with election analysis and updates throughout the evening.

Chris Russo Blasts FOX Sports For Promoting Tom Brady First Broadcast In New England Over Packers, Patriots Game

"FOX's promotion all week is the fact that Tom Brady's going back to Foxborough? This is going to be fun. Who the hell cares? I don't care. Call the game on the moon. This is the dumbest thing in the world."

1040 WHO Adds Kelly Nash’s ‘NASHional Briefing’ to Daily Lineup

The move follows a controversy involving Henson that kept him off the air for approximately a month.

WAMU Host Diane Rehm to Depart After 45 Years

The 88-year-old joined the station in 1973 as a volunteer before ascending to host her first program in 1979.

Nashville Public Radio CEO Steve Swenson to Retire

Before joining Nashville Public Radio, Swenson served as a News Director, Program Director, and Senior Vice President/General Manager for nearly four decades at stations like 1010 WINS, WCBS 880, and WTOP.

WYPR 88.1 Tabs Taylor Holbrooks As New Morning Edition Host

" "Taylor’s approach to journalism will bring new energy to our mornings, setting a meaningful tone for WYPR’s morning broadcasts and enriching the listening experience for our audience.”

Corporation for Public Broadcasting Awards Funding To KVPR, WQLN and KRCL

Public radio stations KVPR Fresno, WQLN Erie, and KRCL Salt Lake City are set to benefit from a substantial financial investment aimed at improving their emergency alert systems.

GBH Alters Morning Edition Hosts and Timeslot in Boston

The show will be heard from 6-10 AM. It was previously airing in the 5-10 AM timeslot.

New York Public Radio Eliminates 8.5% of Staff in Latest Round of Cuts

“The moment we’re in is requiring us to make fundamental changes..."

The Secret to Saving Media Companies Is Not What You Think

"There is too much content competing for a finite amount of attention."

Seth Resler Joins Paragon As Community Building Consultant

Resler has developed a blueprint for community-building that utilizes existing digital platforms to help Paragon’s public radio clients launch, grow, and monetize their own micro-communities.

Bob Edwards, Longtime NPR and Morning Edition Host, Dies

Bob Edwards was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 2004.

Linda Wertheimer Announces Retirement From NPR

After becoming the first director of All Things Considered in 1971, Linda Wertheimer eventually ascended to host of the program in 1989.

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NBC News’ Steve Kornacki Election Night Livestream Hits Nearly 30 Million Views

The NBC News political correspondent spent 10.5 hours live on YouTube Tuesday, providing viewers with election analysis and updates throughout the evening.

Chris Russo Blasts FOX Sports For Promoting Tom Brady First Broadcast In New England Over Packers, Patriots Game

"FOX's promotion all week is the fact that Tom Brady's going back to Foxborough? This is going to be fun. Who the hell cares? I don't care. Call the game on the moon. This is the dumbest thing in the world."

1040 WHO Adds Kelly Nash’s ‘NASHional Briefing’ to Daily Lineup

The move follows a controversy involving Henson that kept him off the air for approximately a month.

Katie Nolan: Pat McAfee Can’t Handle “Heat” Stemming From His Own Success

"The guy is winning in every sense of the word and yet is constantly acting like the world is attacking him baselessly."