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Anna Rose MacArthur catching a four-wheeler ride in Napakiak, Alaska. Credit Katie Basile / KYUK

Nebraska Public Media Principles of Editorial Integrity and Independence The Nebraska Educational Telecommunications Commission was created by the Educational Television Act, adopted by the State Legislature in 1963. In establishing the NETC, the governing body of many of Nebraska Public Media’s activities and services, the Nebraska Revised Statute 79-1316 addressed the matter of content on the service: "(11) To review, or cause to be reviewed by a person designated by the commission, all pro...

Washington Post public editor: Bezos has been hands-off. What if that changes? Apart from the purely money-driven vampires looking to suck the last bits of revenue from journalism, there are mostly two kinds of rich people who buy newspapers and magazines. Those, like Rupert Murdoch, who buy them with the explicit intention of wielding them as political megaphones. And those who buy them for the reason of the cultural cachet they bring–a quasi-philanthropic investment in a civic institution, ...

March 10, 2020 at Norman, Oklahoma The University of Oklahoma Board of Regents Norman Campus Committee will meet for a Special Meeting at the Bizzell Memorial Library, Room LL118, 401 W. Brooks Street, on the Norman campus on March 10, 2020 at 10:30 a.m. Active discussion will be held on the 2020-21 Student Activity Fee Budget – NC, Agenda Item #19, and for information only discussion of Naming Rights in Sarkeys Fitness Center. No final action will be taken by this committee. There may be oth...