(Note: The following was published as a letter to the editor from Tom Rieland in the Columbus Dispatch on Sunday, March 13) The recent controversy at NPR, including the resignation of its CEO this week, has resulted in a range of editorials from pundits who have little understanding of how the public broadcast system has [...]

That is how the Columbus School Board reacted 31 years ago to the court decision to desegregate Columbus city schools. The process that led to a Federal judges decision that was upheld by the Supreme Court was the focus of a fascinated panel session with several of the primary parties involved in the 1970s lawsuit. [...]

For more than 20 years, Fred Andrle has been a constant voice of intellect and reason, while serving as the radio host of WOSU AM 820′s Open Line. Fred will retire at the end of May and his announcement to that effect has sparked hundreds of emails into WOSU. Ken Rudin, NPR’s political junkie even [...]

So, the confusion continues about the semi-transition or shutdown of analog broadcasting locally. The Columbus Dispatch did a fine and accurate article yesterday on the issues still facing many elderly in Columbus who receive their primary TV signals over-the-air. To be as clear as possible, only the Fox and CW network affiliates will go off [...]