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Media Monday Show 006: How to keep a public TV station running from afar (Austin PBS)
Welcome to the weekly Media Monday Show!, where Tom Cheredar and Josh Rubin, founders of Media ATX, discuss the week in Austin Media Industry news. This week we're joined by Austin PBS' Sara Robertson and Chris Ostertag, who tell us how they've managed to keep the station running despite being 100% remote since March 15 (impressive!)
We also discuss:
- Phunware gobbles up COVID small business loans [via CBS News]
- More layoffs at Austin-American Statesman [Austonia]
- Community Impact Patron Program raises $40K [via Community Impact]
- SXSW Film Festival on Amazon Prime launching Apr. 27 [via SXSW]
- Gov. Abbott is restricting journalists' access [via Reform Austin]
- How local influencers are adapting during social distancing measures [via Austonia]
- How KUT on air staff is adapting to home office life - [via KUT]
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By Tom CheredarWelcome to the weekly Media Monday Show!, where Tom Cheredar and Josh Rubin, founders of Media ATX, discuss the week in Austin Media Industry news. This week we're joined by Austin PBS' Sara Robertson and Chris Ostertag, who tell us how they've managed to keep the station running despite being 100% remote since March 15 (impressive!)
We also discuss:
- Phunware gobbles up COVID small business loans [via CBS News]
- More layoffs at Austin-American Statesman [Austonia]
- Community Impact Patron Program raises $40K [via Community Impact]
- SXSW Film Festival on Amazon Prime launching Apr. 27 [via SXSW]
- Gov. Abbott is restricting journalists' access [via Reform Austin]
- How local influencers are adapting during social distancing measures [via Austonia]
- How KUT on air staff is adapting to home office life - [via KUT]