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2009
CONFERENCE
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Most Recent Materials
 How can smaller stations take advantage of the Internet? Mark Fuerst and Ginny Berson travelled around the country this spring to help rural and minority stations begin building their online presence. Here's what they said.
 Step Up to Baseball's League: Mark Fuerst's commentary on the first ten years of online service in public radio and a provocative suggestion to reorganize online service along the lines of MLB.com. Originally published in Current.
System Strategy and Strategic Development
- The PSP Executive Summary, describing a process by which public broadcasters may define a new delivery platform. And the full "preliminary RFP" that outlines this initative.
- Dennis Haarsager's most recent paper on one of the most significant issues facing public broadcasting: the transition from real-time to "My Time" (on demand and very convenient) delivery. (Nov 2004)
- "Where have we come from? Where are we going?" presented by Mark Fuerst at the Western Public Radio meeting in Portland, OR. (Nov 2004)
- Presentations from the 2004 Public Radio Program Directors Conference by Mark Fuerst (IMA) and Joe Mattazoni (NPR) on Listener Focused Websites. (Sept 2004)
- A summary of research findings and recommendations for system strategy, presented by Jack Galmiche, OPB and Steward Vanderwilt, KUT from the 2003 Leadership Forum in Washington, DC. (May 2004)
- "Can We Do Better This Time?", a paper by Mark Fuerst, published in Current proposing that the current transition from broadcasting to online has parallels in the history of public broadcasting: namely, the transition from over-the-air broadcasting to cable. (April 2004).
- The most comprehensive review of online activity in public radio is the CPB Internet Assessment, conducted in the fall of 2002. Here is the Final Rport, and the powerpoint used for presenting the results. (April 2003)
- Dennis Haarsager papers on Strategic Television Investments and Strategic Radio Investments in a new media environment. (Oct 2003)
- This powerpoint presentation by Claude Galipeau, Executive Director of CBC.ca (the CBC Englush language web service) provides great insight and inspiration, tracing the evolution of an enormously successful multi-platform, public service that is now the most visited news destination in Canada, outperforming CNN and MSNBC. (April 2004)
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