NPR Economic Training Project
- Location: Washington, District of Columbia
- http://www.npr.org
The NPR Economic Training Project assists station-based public radio producers improve and refine their coverage of the economic and business issues.
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As the national economy sputters, state and local governments have put the squeeze on spending. One of the first areas to feel budget cutbacks is parks and recreation.
- From: NPR Economic Training Project
- Updated: Oct 29, 2009
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Mercury Marine union members voted down wage and benefit concessions over the weekend.
- Added: Sep 14, 2009
- Length: 03:19
Analysts say recession is coming to an end, while warning that unemployment will be an issue for months to come.
Bought by Topics Education and WAMC Northeast Public Radio
- Added: Sep 14, 2009
- Length: 03:45
- Purchases: 2
Wisconsin's biotechnology industry is steadily growing while other industries have seen layoffs during the recession.
- Added: Sep 14, 2009
- Length: 04:12
Wisconsin Company says that while the attention is on electronic medical records right now, billing systems also need to be upgraded.
- Added: Sep 14, 2009
- Length: 03:45
People who have lost jobs during this recession are heading back into the classroom pursuing careers in health care.
Bought by WAMC Northeast Public Radio
- Added: Sep 14, 2009
- Length: 04:22
- Purchases: 1
As home foreclosures rise, so do the number of people trying to take advantage of those in a bad situation. More and more, scams are popping up acr...
Bought by KSVR Studios: Skagit Valley Radio and New Hampshire Public Radio
- Added: Sep 14, 2009
- Length: 04:17
- Purchases: 2
Wilmington, Ohio, has officially became a "Green Enterprise Zone". It adopted the plan in response to DHL moving its operations and taking more tha...
- Added: Sep 14, 2009
- Length: 02:23
The home foreclosure rate in Ohio's Miami Valley continues to rise. And it's likely to get worse. We know the mortgage crisis is affecting those wh...
- Added: Sep 14, 2009
- Length: 07:01
Mercury Marine is moving ahead with plans to relocate 850 manufacturing jobs from Fond du Lac, Wisconsin to Stillwater, Oklahoma.
- Added: Sep 01, 2009
- Length: 03:19
General Motors is being allowed to drop its contract with a domestic mining company
- Added: Aug 27, 2009
- Length: 01:27
People who work with NPR Economic Training Project
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Jenny Brundin
News Director |
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Tina Antolini
Reporter, Producer, Host |
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Kirk Siegler
News Reporter |
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Ki-Min Sung
writer/reporter/producer |
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Brian Watt
Reporter, KPCC |
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Ben Markus
Reporter |
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Charles Ray
South Dakota Public Radio Producer / Reporter |
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Curt Nickisch
Business and Technology Reporter |
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Julie Rose
WFAE News Reporter |
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Jason DeRose (Admin)
NPR News Western Bureau Chief & Senior Editor |
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Emilie Ritter Saunders
News Reporter |
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Rachel Ward
Reporter and All Things Considered Host |
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Adriene Hill
Reporter |
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Alexander Mayer
Economic Training Project Assistant, NPR |
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