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Endeavour on Masterpiece, Season Seven Starts Sunday, August 9 at 9Pm Details on Page 4 August 2020 • wosu.org Endeavour on Masterpiece, Season Seven Starts Sunday, August 9 at 9pm details on page 4 All programs are subject to change. WOSU Board a Key to Success VOLUME 41 • NUMBER 8 Across its many years, the 1970s proved the most challenging financial time in Airfare (UPS 372670) is published except for June, WOSU’s history. Deep university cuts, for instance, forced WOSU radio and TV to go July and August by: off the air early evenings and weekends to save on utility and personnel costs. WOSU Public Media 2400 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH 43210 The Friends of WOSU Board, chartered in 1973, quickly joined with staff to solicit 614-292-9678 support for the first time from the general public. A “Friends-a-Thon” raised $24,000 Copyright 2020 by The Ohio State University. All rights in two days. Everyone was surprised and grateful for the community’s outpouring of reserved. 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General Manager Tom Rieland Membership Rob Walker A highly functioning board is a key to WOSU’s success, so I’m very pleased to announce new leadership to the WOSU Public Media Friends of WOSU Board: Kyle Anderson, Friends of WOSU Board director of marketing & communication at State Auto takes over as president; Mac President Kyle Anderson Joseph, senior VP of marketing at Paul Werth is vice president; and Betsy Pandora, Vice President Mac Joseph Secretary/Treasurer Betsy Pandora executive director of the Short North Alliance is our new secretary/treasurer. We’ve also recruited members who bring important new community experiences and Board Members perspectives to the organization: Courtnee Carrigan is the CEO and executive trainer Kyle Anderson* Trip Lazarus at Raising the Bar Performance Group; Erin Davis Shedd is the system vice president & William Ballenger Kurt Lykins Jason Beehler Kathy McGinnis associate general counsel of OhioHealth; Erik Farley is the dean of student leadership Courtnee Carrigan Melissa McHenry and community engagement at Denison University; and Julie Keckstein is the vice Ann DiMarco Christine Mortine president and senior banking advisor at PNC Wealth Management. Bill Schiffman, Erik Farley Betsy Pandora* Jeri Grier Stacy Rastauskas principal of Wealth Management, LLC returns to the board. Jon Hsu Tom Rieland* Mac Joseph* Bill Schiffman Julie Keckstein Erin Davis Shedd Welcome New Members: Ray LaVoie WOSU Mission: To engage, inform and inspire our diverse community. WOSU Vision: Curiosity ignited. Community connected. Courtnee Carrigan Erin Davis Shedd Erik Farley Julie Keckstein Bill Schiffman Questions? Comments? Call 614-292-9678 I am so grateful to our new leadership and members and the entire Friends of WOSU Board for volunteering to assist WOSU during this incredible time of change and opportunity. Thank you! Stay Well, Tom Rieland, General Manager 2 For detailed listings, visit wosu.org An Extraordinary Year in Digital Some of the Summer's Top Stories This year has been like no other in recent history. The extraordinary circumstances over the last few months have brought a historic increase in usage on WOSU’s digital platforms. WOSU’s online growth is largely due to building a larger following for our news coverage. News stories from July 2019 to June 2020 – which included reports on the impeachment trial, COVID-19 pandemic, protests over racial injustice and many other stories – contributed to 5.1 million unique users to wosu.org. A year over year increase of 2 million unique users over that time span. For the past three years, we have been building an audience for news on our website and, as these recent events unfolded, this audience as well as many more readers finding us through search engines and social media turned to WOSU for the latest developments. For the 2020 calendar year, we are more than 81% toward eclipsing last year’s total pageviews on our website. And we still have a presidential election to cover. Keeping You Informed We have refined our approach to help keep you informed on the latest news over the last six months. • Breaking news alerts are sent out through the WOSU Public Media mobile app. If you haven’t done so already, download our app and enable notifications to ensure you don’t miss a headline. • We are also using Instagram to tell stories on this visual medium through the lenses of our reporters and videographers. • We continue to livestream Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s coronavirus press conferences on 89.7 NPR News and the mobile app. Keeping You Entertained As the coronavirus kept everyone home over the past few months, usage of WOSU Passport has seen a big uptick. Passport is the members-only benefit that gives access to a video library with favorite PBS and WOSU shows available on-demand. And through it all, Classical 101 has remained your musical companion producing signature local shows, online Quarantine Classics and reporting about the effects of COVID-19 on the local arts and music scene. Continue to turn to WOSU Public Media on the radio, smart speaker, mobile app or website. 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