Michael Flaster has written on the media and programming for Current, the national trade newspaper for public broadcasting, and is presently co-authoring an academic text on entrepreneurial media. He has been quoted on programming and media matters in a number of publications and journals including Television Quarterly, “The History of Public Broadcasting,” as well as Slate Magazine, The New York Times, People Magazine and U.S. News & World Report.
Writing
Writing
Writing
Selected Publications
2011
Quoted in Slate Magazine “Why We Should Save NPR…And Kill PBS,“ by Mark Oppenheimer
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2000
Quoted in “A History of Public Broadcasting,” by John Witherspoon and Rosselle Kovitz
2000
Quoted in “TV on the Internet: Dawn of a New Era?” by John Pavlik
1995
Quoted in “Cloudy Days at Public TV,” by Betsy Carpenter and Betsy Wagner in the U.S. News and World Report
1992
Author for Current Public Telecommunications Newspaper “NPR Adds Spontaneity, Review of Talk of The Nation”