September 22, 2021
Comments Off on NPR can air recordings of Capital Gazette shooting trial, judge rules
NPR can air audio recordings from the trial of the gunman who killed five Capital Gazette employees in 2018, a federal judge ruled.
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September 17, 2021
Comments Off on NPR wins preliminary challenge to Md.’s broadcast ban on criminal trials
National Public Radio Inc. has won a preliminary but significant legal victory in its bid to air audio from the July trial of the man who murdered five Capital Gazette employees on June 28, 2018, despite Maryland’s statutory prohibition on ...
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September 9, 2021
Comments Off on NPR challenges Md.’s broadcast ban on criminal trial recordings
National Public Radio Inc. has become the latest news organization to challenge Maryland’s statutory ban on broadcasting official court recordings of criminal proceedings, saying the prohibition violates NPR’s constitutional right to air audio from the July trial of the man ...
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September 16, 2015
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Former Gov. Martin O’Malley’s penchant for running late is no secret to reporters who spent time covering the man who is now running for the Democratic presidential nomination. But his tardiness drew the ire of NPR’s Diane Rehm on her ...
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Read More »WASHINGTON — National Public Radio said Friday that it was offering across-the-board buyouts in hopes of cutting its staff by 10 percent and eliminating its deficit. The buyouts, which are to be offered across the entire organization, were approved by ...
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Read More »WASHINGTON — The president and CEO of NPR is stepping down after less than two years to take a similar position at the National Geographic Society, the public radio organization’s board of directors announced Monday. Gary Knell said he plans ...
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January 7, 2013
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The thought that an ex-convict could get a federal government job was intriguing and I wanted to know more.
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January 13, 2012
Comments Off on What’s hot this year at the Consumer Electronics Show
Frank Gorman of Gorman & Williams is back in Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show. And, just like last year, he’s graciously offered to write a few dispatches about his trip. The following is an overview of CES, ...
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October 7, 2011
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Earlier this week, as I watched news footage of scores of people dressed as zombies protesting on Wall Street, I couldn’t help but think, “What a bunch of looney tunes.” I found it hard to take seriously a protest that ...
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Read More »Anyone who knows me is very aware of the close bonds (aka “obsession”) I have with my two dogs, Dexter and Luca. When I first meet someone, it is virtually impossible to avoid their introduction in our conversation. The dog ...
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