National Public Radio is a radio network consisting of public radio member stations. This category is a list of web sites pertaining to the National Public Radio public radio network. Member stations should not go here; rather, specific NPR sites, as well as NPR-distributed/produced shows and specials. Member stations go in the main Public Radio category (or if that gets too big, into a "Local Stations" category).
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- RadioScout Search engine for public radio content.
- NPR Online- National Public Radio National news and programming organization
- Current Online: Public Radio Links Offers a link directory with brief descriptions on public radio programs in alphabetical order; industry groups, consultants and resources; stations; independent producers; micro-, pirate and low-power radio; and those stations outside the United States.
- Press Release: Bob Edwards Leaving 'Morning Edition' Announcement of the longtime Morning Edition host's change of job title and scope. There are links to related announcements and information as well.
- CNET News.com - Search engines try to find their sound Consumers armed with home broadband connections are driving new demand for multimedia content and setting off a new wave of technology development among search engine companies. As part of this trend, NPR is transcribing stories to text summaries and, with Google's approval, getting that text spidered.
- NPR : The Ombudsman at National Public Radio The ombudsman handles complaints and comments about NPR and its shows, and writes a weekly essay addressing some of those concerns. Current and past articles are available for viewing as are the mission statement, quarterly reports prepared for the NPR board of directors, biography, and links to related content.
- NPR Station Finder List of all Public Radio Stations in US.
- Searchenginewatch - Cloaking By NPR OK At Google A technique used by National Public Radio to get its audio content indexed by Google seems acceptable to the search engine despite apparently violating its own guidelines about cloaking.
- National Private Radio A veteran of community broadcasting blasts public stations for selling their souls to the highest bidders. By Lorenzo W. Milam.