Join fellow content leaders to discuss how is the culture of journalism manifest in the content strategy that we pursue at our stations? How do we create the needed culture at our stations that supports the work of fair, ethical journalism that is in service to the American people?
Learn about why the format is growing and what existing stations have to offer for other public media organizations and your listeners.
Join Fred Jacobs and Joe Schifano as they discuss the Digital Dashboard, Smart Screens and Traditional Radios and how metadata can improve the listener experience. Fred will talk about best practices for stations using metadata while Joe will give an update on ContentDepot’s Metapub including what’s new and what’s coming.
This session, based on one that drew outstanding attendee ratings at the PMDMC in Chicago, will feature two very different examples. Ask A... from KUOW in Seattle and Generation Listen at KCUR in Kansas City both "moved the needle" achieving real, measureable impact. Join us to learn about these project and hear how you might apply ideas — or something like this — in your market.
What metrics matter when looking at digital audience growth? Fifteen Station-Resource-Group stations collaborated with NPR and PRX for many months to define Key Performance Indicators that cover station websites, streams, mobile apps, podcasts/on-demand, email, social media and third-party apps. In this comprehensive review, you’ll learn whether you’re tracking the right metrics for every digital channel and why certain metrics are more valuable than others. We’ll cover audience growth and engagement, identity metrics, and revenue KPIs by platform. We’ll also hear how stations are starting to use these new KPIs in practical ways that make a difference.
Vital information from the law firm of Garvey Schubert Barer that is relevant for anyone that includes 3d party content (photos, artwork, text, etc.) on your website or permit others to post such materials.
If so, you need to renew your Designation of Copyright Agent filing with the Copyright Office by 12/31/17. This is required in order to qualify for the safe harbor under the DMCA, which protects qualifying internet service providers from claims of third party copyright infringement if they timely register and follow certain steps upon receiving notice of a claimed infringement. To register or to get more information, visit https://www.copyright.gov/dmca-directory/.
This requirement is new this year. Even if you previously filed in a Designation of Agent to Receive Notice of Claimed Infringement in hard copy with the Copyright Office, you must re-register electronically by the end of the year. You must also keep the copyright agent designation current, and re-file the Designation every 3 years.
In addition to filing with the Copyright Office, to qualify for the safe harbor, you need to post on your website your copyright agent contact info in case anyone needs to send you a takedown notice. The conditions on obtaining the safe harbor are set forth in the attached “DMCA page” and “Notice and Takedowns” memo.
In addition, because there has been so much in the trade press about copyright infringement suits over the improper use of photographs, also attached is the GSB memo on the Use of Photographs.
The challenge of tracking public radio listeners -- as the media and technology world is roiled by change -- is the central purpose of the Public Radio Techsurveys. For the past nine years, the Public Radio Program Directors Association has partnered with Jacobs Media to produce research that guides the system’s programmers, marketers, and managers as they face a future filled with challenges and opportunities.
As a generation of public radio superstars steps away from the mic, how do we identify, attract, and elevate the talented new on-air personalities that will carry the industry into the future? And how in the world do we carry forward a generation of listeners who are sad to see their beloved NPR personalities move on? Hear from veterans of high-profile talent transitions on what works, what doesn’t, and how you can leverage your moment of transition to make your station stronger and more beloved.
What can public media learn about effective engagement strategies and opportunities from commercial media outlets? Broaden your engagement perspective in this dialog, featuring leading commercial media engagement strategists.
Fact checking is playing a larger role than ever in political coverage thanks the rise of PolitiFact, Factcheck.org, the Washington Post Fact Checker and others. What is the role of public radio and fact checking? Capital Public Radio launched PolitiFact California two years ago. Why did they do it and why did PolitiFact want to partner with public radio? What are the challenges to launching a fact checking initiative, and how do you turn a digital/print concept into radio?