By: Tyler Falk
NPR has begun making strategic changes to its newsmagazines in an attempt to reverse a trend in audience loss.
Tyler Falk is a Reporter at Current. He covers public radio and podcasts, drawing on over 10 years of digital journalism experience from outlets like Grist, The Atlantic Cities, and SmartPlanet, with a focus on themes such as publishing and media, broadcasting, and business economics. Tyler's work has been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine and Current: News for Public Media.
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