National Public Radio (NPR) is a non-profit membership organization and receives its funding through membership fees, corporate sponsorship, donations and in-house fundraising.
NPR was founded in 1970 and is one of the largest producers and distributors of commercial free news, entertainment programs and talk radio. It services over 750 radio stations. It is the company's goal to reach coverage in every part of the United States. WFMU radio in New Jersey had spent over $400 million in legal fees to fight NPR over territorial conflicts.
NPR also broadcasts two of the most listened to radio programs: Morning Edition and All Things Considered. It is regarded as one of the most trusted radio broadcast news networks in the United States.
NPR Reporters
Address
- 635 Massachusetts Avenue
- Washington, DC 20001
- Tel: (202) 513-2000
- Fax: (202) 513-3329
NPR Competitors
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References
Fast Facts
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1967 Lyndon Johnson signed the [http
//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Broadcasting_Act_of_1967 National Broadcasting Act]
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Fact:
Formed in 1970
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Annual Revenue
$159 million
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Net Income
$18.9 million
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Endowment
$258 million
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Staff
More than 700 People
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President and Founder
Kevin Klose, John A Herrmann, Jr., Foundation Chair
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Fact:
26 million Americans tune in weekly
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First Air date
April 1971
