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NCPR's Jackie Sauter on "The Future of Public Radio" -- on ThoughtCast!

Series: The Future of Public Radio
From: Jenny Attiyeh
Length: 00:05:39

NCPR's Jackie Sauter: the 7th of 14 interviews conducted at the annual PRPD conference -- on ThoughtCast! Read the full description.
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Program director Jackie Sauter admits she's no pro when it comes to newfangled Internet contraptions. But that hasn't kept her from moving North Country Public Radio online.

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Review of NCPR's Jackie Sauter on "The Future of Public Radio" -- on ThoughtCast!

Public radio listeners tend to be interested in talk about the media, and about public radio in particular. So even though this piece could otherwise be seen as extreme inside baseball (come to think of it, that sounds like kind of a fun game), your listeners might like to hear it. It's one in a series of interviews that Jenny Attiyeh recorded at the annual Public Radio Program Directors' meeting a while back -- interviews about the future and direction of public radio and its online iterations. In this one, Jackie Sauter of North Country Public Radio talks about the plea from listeners for new and fresh stuff and about the ways public radio stations are (or will be) experimenting with the Web to create conversation and "participatory democracy."

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