So happy to have gotten a Nieman write-up for the Texas Standard.
Here’s an excerpt:
“As a first-of-its-kind effort, if Texas Standard works, it will set a standard for a number of larger states, and perhaps attract the kind of new funders that public media needs. To be sure, many of the top public radio stations have built their own collaborations. What distinguishes Texas Standard, says Oregon Public Broadcasting general manager Steve Bass, is “having a group of stations on board before they launch.”
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So happy to have gotten a Nieman write-up for the Texas Standard.
