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Hawaii public media face big cuts as CPB funding ends
The PBS Hawaii building is seen on North Nimitz Highway. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting said Friday that it would shut down next year, effectively ending its half-century role as a backer of NPR, PBS and local radio and TV stations across the United States. The announcement left Hawaii’s public media landscape reeling.
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Bruce Ramer on CPB Shutdown: ‘A Good Part of Public Radio and Broadcasting Will Be Out of Business’
The repercussions will be enormous. Venerable entertainment lawyer Bruce Ramer, of Gang Tyre Ramer Brown and Passman, tells ...
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WTVP responds to CPB’s decision to shut down operations
WTVP CEO Jenn Gordon has responded to the CPB's decision to shut down, stating that WTVP has no plans to close and is asking ...
The Senate Appropriations Committee failed to include future funding in the latest budget pass. WHYY says its future remains though other area stations face challenges.
CPB's $1.1 billion funding loss prompts operational wind down, placing iconic programs like Sesame Street at risk.
"We're asking our community to do something that they've never had to do before, replace the federal funding that's been ...
CPB will ‘wind down’ operations following federal funding cut, threatening popular programs like Sesame Street and Daniel ...
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) is set to wind down operations following a successful Republican effort to ...
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How Maine Public will be affected by CPB shutdown
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), which has helped support local public television and radio across the country for nearly 60 years, including in Maine, announced Friday that it will be ...
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