Broadcast museum redubs itself Paley Center
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LOS ANGELES  - The Museum of Television & Radio has changed its name to more accurately reflect today's evolving media landscape, the organization said on Tuesday.
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Randolph-Macon Womanâs College in Lynchburg, Va., is exploring the possibility of sharing its most valuable asset: a world-class collection of American art.
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âiTunes U, the education portal within Appleâs iTunes,â reports Campus Technology, âhas expanded its content to include educational materials from sources beyond colleges and universities,â Called âBeyond Campus,â the area provides programming from Smithsonian Global Sound, KQED, Little Kids Rock, the Museum of Modern Art, and, most recently, âAmerican Public Media, which is making its radio programming available free for educational purposes.â
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Baseball's Hall of Fame announcement Tuesday gave talk radio hosts and listeners a wonderful gift: an all-day topic of discussion that drew worthwhile contributions from callers. Annually, there's also as much interest in those who weren't selected.
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Every year the P.S.1 Contemporary Arts Center in Long Island City hosts a series of summer music concerts called Warm Up. For 10 Saturdays, 5,000 partygoers converge on the museum's 15,000-square-foot courtyard to pump up the jams with their favorite bands.
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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced a new project Wednesday that hopes to record at least 1,500 oral histories from black families over the next year to be placed in the archives of the Smithsonian's future National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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Interviews with both men were added this past week to the college's "Mapping Our Tears" exhibit, in which visitors watch videotaped testimony from an attic setting resembling those that Jewish fugitives might ...
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The media giant gets back in touch with its musical roots.
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"It's closer in many ways to theater than it is to a didactic display based on a collection"  An empty lawn in the heart of what was once the Warsaw Ghetto will soon become a place not only of mourning, but of celebrating the Jewish life that flourished in Poland before it was destroyed in the Holocaust.Jewish leaders and President Lech Kaczynski will break ground Tuesday for the Museum of the History of Polish Jews. It sits on a highly charged site _ next to the city's monument to the Jews who resisted the Nazis during the 1943 ghetto uprising, and just down the street from the rail siding where many were deported to their deaths. Read more
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This old media company is capitalizing on growth initiatives.
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Beginning on Jan. 5, this public television station will add independent and short films to the lineup, turning its movie night into an interactive experience.
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A new exhibition, "Loaded Out: Making a Museum," examines the history and significance of the city's Sanitation Department.
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Playbill - Show tunes will echo in The Museum of the City of New York Oct. 2-3 when Broadway's Judy Kaye, Daphne Rubin Vega, Jim Stanek and Simon Jones sing Taking a Chance, a revue created to celebrate the new theatre gallery at the institution.
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TV at its best shows you something new, and here was something completely different: Henry A. Waxman gaveled shut the Rocket.
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The Brooklyn Museum has set out all, or a great many, of its jaw-dropping objects or artworks for our delectation in its new open-storage display.
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To celebrate its 25th anniversary, ESPN announced yesterday it will be sending yet another all-sports channel your way (its seventh, if you&#39;re counting), this one dedicated to college sports.
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A few hundred yards from Olympic Stadium is a cream-colored monolith that is the 2004 Games&#39; International Broadcast Center. Inside is NBC&#39;s Games headquarters and Dick Ebersol.