According to a report today in the New York Times, NPR is canceling The Bryant Park Project, a quirky morning news show, (with a heavy Web component) which NPR launched last year in an effort to attract younger audiences.
The show has been somewhat star-crossed from the get go.
Last November, less Read More
"The safer thing would have been to stay at MSNBC,” said Alison Stewart. “To abandon your comfort zone is scary but it’s also very exciting.”
Ms. Stewart was speaking to NYTV, not long ago, about her decision to leave TV for radio after roughly 15 years of experience—from rocking the vote for MTV News in Read More
Less than two months after its official launch, NPR’s new morning talk show for young people, The Bryant Park Project, is losing one half of its on-air anchor tandem.
Jay Kernis, NPR’s senior vice president for programming, announced the surprising change in a memo sent to NPR staffers on Read More
