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The Moments That Matter Annual Report: July 2012–June 2013 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Honorary Board

Herb Scannell, Chair* Kate D. Levin, ex officio Peter H. Darrow President, BBC Worldwide America Commissioner, City Department Senior Counsel, of Cultural Affairs Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, LLP Cynthia King Vance, Vice Chair*, Chair† Advanced Strategies, LLC Anton J. Levy Eduardo G. Mestre Managing Director, Chairman, Global Advisory, Alexander Kaplen, Vice Chair* General Atlantic LLC Evercore Partners Executive, Time Warner Joanne B. Matthews Thomas B. Morgan John S. Rose, Vice Chair† Philanthropist Senior Partner and Managing Director, Lulu C. Wang The Boston Consulting Group Bethany Millard CEO, Tupelo Capital Management, LLC Philanthropist Susan Rebell Solomon, Vice Chair† Retired Partner, Richard A. Pace SENIOR STAFF Mercer Management Consulting Executive Vice President, Bank of New York Mellon, Retired Laura R. Walker Mayo Stuntz, Vice Chair† President and CEO Member, Pilot Group Ellen Polaner Dean Cappello Howard S. Stein, Treasurer Jonelle Procope Chief Content Officer Managing Director, Global Corporate President and CEO, and Senior Vice President and Investment Bank, , Retired Apollo Theater Foundation Thomas Bartunek Alan G. Weiler, Secretary Jon W. Rotenstreich Vice President, Principal, Managing Partner, Planning and Special Projects Weiler Arnow Management Co., Inc. Rotenstreich Family Partners Thomas Hjelm Laura R. Walker, President and CEO Joshua Sapan Chief Digital Officer and Vice President, New York Public Radio President and CEO, AMC Networks Business Development

Jean B. Angell Lauren Seikaly Margaret Hunt Retired Partner and Member, Private Theater Producer and Actress Vice President, Development Client Service Group, Bryan Cave Peter Shapiro Noreen O’Loughlin Tom A. Bernstein Founder, Bowl; Publisher, Vice President, Integrated Marketing and President and Co-Founder, Chelsea Piers Relix Magazine; Owner, Capitol Theatre General Manager of The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space John Borthwick Anne Spitzer CEO, President, Betaworks Faculty, Marymount College Graham Parker Vice President and General Manager of David R. Caplan Peter Tague WQXR Dean and Vice Chair, City Year New Y ork Vice Chairman and Co-Head, Mergers & Retired Apparel and Textile Executive Acquisitions, Global Banking, Citigroup Michele Rusnak Chief Financial Officer and Vice Judith M. Carson Nicki Newman Tanner President of Finance and Administration Arts Educator Oral historian; speaker and writer on women’s philanthropy Andrea Collins Philanthropist Andrea L. Taylor At New York Public Radio’s April 25, 2013, Director, North America, Citizenship & Board meeting, a new slate of Board Charles M. Diker Public Affairs, Microsoft Corporation officers began their terms. Managing Partner, Diker Management, LLC Keith Thomas *COMPLETED TERM ON APRIL 25, 2013. Martha J. Fleischman President, Kennedy Galleries, Inc. Wilma S. Tisch †COMMENCED TERM ON APRIL 25, 2013.

Alan Jenkins Frank D. Yeary Executive Director, Principal, Darwin Capital Advisors The Opportunity Agenda

2 NYPR ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2013 THE MOMENTS THAT MATTER To Our Loyal Listeners and Supporters, Radio is about the moments that matter most. Every day at New York Public Radio, we provide insightful reporting, original programming, inspiring music, engaging conversation and Herb Scannell, companionship, reaching an audience of 11.5 Outgoing Chair of million people each month. the Board of Trustees

One of the biggest moments in our region’s history was Sandy, and we were proud to serve our community in a time of great need. We heard from so many listeners thanking us for being there with the immediate coverage, the in-depth they’ve come to expect from WNYC, the comforting music of WQXR and a sense of real community. Sandy underscored the inherent value of a system that can step up during emergencies and fill the gaps emerging in local journalism. It also challenged our own resourcefulness. Cynthia King Vance, For about a week, our stations operated on generator power. Our AM transmitter Incoming Chair of was significantly damaged. We directed all of our resources to our newsroom the Board of Trustees and programming efforts. We stayed on the air with in-depth special coverage and used our digital capabilities to offer innovative real-time tools for those with smartphones, tablets and computers.

Although Sandy was clearly a big moment and the region’s recovery continues to be a priority for us, there were many other moments of significance and need this fiscal year. We covered important local and national events such as the presidential election and the tragic shootings in Newtown, CT. Our newsroom examined ongoing issues such as education reform in Newark, NJ, and explored the diverse cultures Laura R. Walker, President and CEO that define life in through a series called “Micropolis.” Our national programs such as , Freakonomics Radio and offered insight and perspective through stories on science, , politics and our humanity. The Show and Studio 360 were honored with George Foster Peabody Awards this year for the incredible moments they for their audiences. WQXR launched Operavore on the radio and provided 11 glorious days of all Bach, all the time.

This year we also made real investments in our future to ensure we will always be there to serve in the moments that matter. We committed resources to enhance our local reporting capacity, to offer rich data-based news and to robustly cover beats such as technology and health that are so essential. We also invested in digital innovation and in content creation that will serve audiences for years to come.

We are proud to be leading public media in service and innovation, and in this report, we are proud to share with you the moments that defined our Fiscal Year 2013. Thank you for your continued support of our mission and our work. You make possible all that we do to serve the public.

Herb Scannell, Cynthia King Vance, Laura R. Walker, Outgoing Chair of Incoming Chair of President and CEO the Board of Trustees the Board of Trustees

3 New York Public Radio is an wNYC: 93.9 FM, AM 820 and WQXR: 105.9 FM and wqxr.org independent nonprofit news and .org WQXR is the nation’s most listened- cultural organization that owns WNYC is one of the most listened-to to classical station and New York and operates a portfolio of radio noncommercial news and information City’s only all-classical music station. stations, digital properties and a radio stations in the nation. Our WQXR has implemented an ambitious performance space in Manhattan. newsroom, staffed by 60 , growth plan that puts original, WQXR- We produce groundbreaking news, covers the New York region and produced programming at the center content and cultural programming beyond. WNYC produces a wide of New York’s cultural scene. At the that accurately reflects the issues range of news, current events and same time, WQXR.org has established and interests of our time. We provide cultural programming for local and itself as the premier destination for services and products that enable national audiences. It also offers the classical music fans worldwide. our audience to access our content best programming from NPR, PRI, whenever they want it, wherever APM and the BBC. they are. We engage people in conversations and experiences that offer new perspectives and make a difference in their lives, and we serve our community in the moments that matter.

4 NYPR ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2013 PUBLIC RADIO: 88.1 FM, The Jerome L. Greene Performance New York Public Radio’s 88.5 FM, 89.3 FM and 90.3 FM and Space and thegreenespace.org Mission Statement njpublicradio.org The Jerome L. Greene Performance To make the mind more curious, extends Space is a street-level broadcast the heart more open and the spirit the reach of WNYC’s award-winning studio and performance venue that more joyful through excellent programming into New Jersey and produces specials of WNYC programs, programming that is deeply rooted offers original news reporting serving WQXR concerts and festivals, as in New York. the needs of New Jersey residents. well as a full season of original Our stations now reach 70% of the programming, including theater population of New Jersey. events, arts and culture conversation series, political debates and audio theater. It serves as a place for experimentation, cultural discovery and dialogue.

ABOVE (LEFT): Savion Glover

ABOVE (MIDDLE): and Ruth Bader Ginsburg WNYC host Leonard Lopate

ABOVE (RIGHT): host with Walt “Clyde” Frazier

5 THE MOMENT THAT MATTERED MOST: SANDY

As Sandy made landfall, in Our Data News team worked round- to hear personal stories of recovery the immediate aftermath and the-clock on mapping projects and over time. Our investigative reporters in the long, hard months of visualizations that provided real-time teamed with ProPublica to monitor recovery, New York Public tools for those who had access to the flow of federal aid and with Radio has remained committed computers, smartphones and tablets. The Record to show the stark to covering the story and Our team created a storm tracker, differences in how NJ Transit serving THE community. an evacuation zone map, a transit and the MTA prepared for and tracker and a flood gauge map. responded to Sandy. During the height of the storm and Millions of people — here in the New in the days that followed, millions in York region and around the world — our region were without power. For accessed these tools to understand so many, the only source of news, the impacts of this storm. information, community and music was a battery-powered radio. Our In the days that followed, our special on-air coverage combined journalists mobilized to cover the breaking news, analysis and talk long, slow process of rebuilding with crowdsourced reports from — holding public officials and our listeners and editorial partners agencies accountable and asking across the region. We heard the tough questions about coastal life in frustration in Hoboken, the relief in an era of climate change. Through and the loss in Breezy our series “Life After Sandy” and Point. We shared the voices and our weeklong Cape May-to-Montauk stories of our neighbors, and we “Coast Check” reports, we’ve tracked provided a sense of community that our region’s efforts to recover from was just what New York and New the catastrophic storm and revisited Jersey needed at the time. the people we met in the aftermath ABOVE (LEFT): Coney Island the morning after the storm

ABOVE (RIGHT): Damage in Breezy Point

6 NYPR ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2013 “The one sure connection that people in the stricken zone have, “Thank you for all however, is radio. And so this is a love letter, to my public radio station WNYC, and in particular to how its staff has embraced the “pro-am” you did during collaborative model of public journalism. Starting on Monday morning, Sandy and always when , their popular morning talk host, began his show do under ordinary an hour earlier than usual, WNYC has been providing nonstop crowd- circumstances. It sourced journalism that merges the best a professional news team can offer with the reach of a radio station that is heard 50 miles in every was enormously direction from Manhattan.” MICAH SIFRY, TECHPRESIDENT reassuring to know “WNYC was a godsend during the recent you were/are there.” EMILY, BRONXVILLE, NY storm. Thank you!” CHRIS, GLEN RIDGE, NJ “No water, no electricity, “You were our lifeline no heat, no Internet, and during the storm when no cell phone for five we were without power days in the West Village. Just some candles and for 13 days. As the WNYC. You absolutely got promo says, we ‘never

me through.” Amanda, New York, NY turn it off.’” Janet, Manhasset, NY

“Thank you for the “Thank goodness you were around for us during the whole coverage of the disaster. storm and its aftermath. In the darkness of my apartment, The work you do you were my major connection with the outside world.” is no different than any other Adrienne, Hastings on Hudson, NY emergency worker. You provide a great We are extremely service. Thank you.” Sergio, Brooklyn, NY grateful for the generous

“How would support provided by I have remained these funders so that we calm and can continue to report musically “We have been mesmerized, on our region’s recovery: yet fully listening to WQXR informed, all afternoon. Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Found ation during Thank you so these past two days much for the calm — thanks during this storm.” WQXR!” Christopher, Astoria, NY Mary, New York, NY

7 NEWSWORTHY MOMENTS: WNYC

WNYC News WNYC Data News Local Programming In Fiscal Year 2013, WNYC focused WNYC Data News enhanced WNYC’s local programming provided its editorial resources on enterprise the storytelling of critical news New Yorkers with news, talk, music reporting that could only be found originating from the WNYC and culture. In September, WNYC on WNYC and New Jersey Public newsroom. In addition to its welcomed back Soundcheck, hosted Radio. We hired award-winning innovation during Sandy, the Data by John Schaefer, after a summer reporters from NPR, , the News team contributed to WNYC’s hiatus. The show returned as part of Center for Investigative Reporting “Stop & Frisk” investigation with an the evening lineup with a new digital and The Houston Chronicle, and we NYPD gun retrieval map showing presence. The Leonard Lopate Show hired our first vice president of news, that guns were not necessarily found brought home a Peabody Award this Jim Schachter. We enhanced the where the police were stopping and year for the way it keeps the New newsroom’s capacity for investigative frisking. This year, the Data News York conversation going. This year, and data-based reporting, expanded team also created election tracking Lopate spoke with Pulitzer Prize– our coverage of New Jersey and tools, mapped out the dogs of New winning novelist Junot Díaz about his positioned ourselves for major York and launched a project with book This Is How You Lose Her and initiatives in technology and health- Radiolab to track the return of the Justice Sandra Day O’Connor about care journalism. In addition to 17-year cicadas. The project enlisted being the first woman to sit on the covering the presidential election listeners from Virginia to Connecticut Supreme Court. The Leonard Lopate with programming like The Brian to build temperature sensors and Show also piloted a series called Lehrer Show’s “30 Issues in 30 Days,” report their data to the team so “Food Fridays.” the news team produced compelling that WNYC could predict the arrival work that examined issues ranging of the cicadas — also known as from life in New York City’s public “Swarmageddon.” housing to the pervasive culture of ABOVE (LEFT): marijuana use across the region. A Family members at the funeral of series by Kathleen Horan, “In Harm’s 17-year-old gun-violence victim Way,” told the story of every child Jorge Rosario killed by gunfire in New York. Photo credit: Stan Gaz

ABOVE (RIGHT): NYPD gun retrieval map from WNYC Data News

8 NYPR ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2013 MOMENTS BEYOND NEW YORK: WNYC

National Programming a digital milestone this spring, when WNYC is one of the top public radio monthly listens exceeded 3 million. producers in the nation. Our national This summer, WNYC began work with programs include Freakonomics Freakonomics Radio host Stephen Radio, On the Media, Radio Rookies, Dubner to create a new membership Radiolab, Selected Shorts, Slate’s program for the show. Gabfest, Studio 360 and The Takeaway. In Fiscal Year 2013, WNYC In Fiscal Year 2013, Radiolab won joined forces with NPR as a co- a Stitcher Award for Best Original producer of the quiz show Ask Me Journalism while tackling topics Another, which is heard on including particle physics and 150 stations. Supreme Court cases. More than 450 stations nationwide carried the In September, The Takeaway program during the year, and average completed its transition from a monthly downloads of Radiolab four-hour morning drive format to surpassed 4.5 million. In a one-hour program designed to Fiscal Year 2014, Radiolab hit the be scheduled in various day parts. road again with a 21-city tour of the The new format has enabled The live show “Apocalyptical.” The show Takeaway to be more responsive to takes the audience through hundreds breaking news — providing timely of millions of years of science history coverage of events like the Newtown to come face-to-face with our shootings and Boston marathon inescapable mortality. bombing. The Takeaway ended Fiscal Year 2013 with carriage agreements “Oxygen, water and WNYC are with 190 stations, representing 150% the essentials.” growth since its format change. Sean, New Britain, CT

Freakonomics Radio released its “Listening to your shows on 100th episode in Fiscal Year 2013 and WNYC feeds my hungry mind.” was named as one of Apple’s “Best of Martha, Amawalk, NY 2012.” Freakonomics Radio reached

left (top to bottom): Stephen J. Dubner, Host of Freakonomics Radio; , Host of Ask Me Another; and , Hosts of Radiolab

On WNYC and WNYC.org Slate’s Gabfest AND NEW JERSEY PUBLIC RADIO AND Selected Shorts NJPUBLICRADIO.ORG Soundcheck Ask Me Another Spinning on Air The Brian Lehrer Show Studio 360 ’ Music Museum Transportation Nation Fishko Files The Takeaway Folksong Festival WNYC Data News Freakonomics Radio WNYC News Here’s the Thing with The Leonard Lopate Show Radio Properties Money Talking 93.9 WNYC-FM New York New Tech City 820 WNYC-AM New York New Sounds 88.1 WNJT-FM Trenton On the Media 88.5 WNJP-FM Sussex Radiolab 89.3 WNJY-FM Netcong Radio Rookies 90.3 WNJO-FM Toms River/Seaside Park The Saturday Show with Jonathan Schwartz SchoolBook

9 MOMENTS OF HARMONY: WQXR

Classical Music Programming Regular programs like Metropolitan the world. The show has featured On the radio and on digital Opera Radio Saturday Matinee Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader platforms, WQXR continued to be Broadcasts, Ginsburg, playwright and author the destination for those who love This Week, Movies on the Radio Terrence McNally and conductor classical music and those who are and The McGraw-Hill Financial James Levine. It was developed after just discovering it. Providing a front- Young Artists Showcase continued the successful launch of branded row seat to the most extraordinary to delight the audience with content offered under the same classical music performances performances and original content. name on WQXR’s digital properties. around the world, WQXR produced Original WQXR programming In the future, Operavore will offer more than 120 live broadcasts specials this year included a 13-part increased editorial coverage and will this fiscal year. The live broadcast series called The Romantic Piano pursue partnerships with leading series Live, which is with David Dubal, Clash of the Titans: opera houses of the world to present produced by WQXR, was distributed An Exploration of Verdi and Wagner, live HD operas. by to more The Price of Admission: A Musical than 90 radio stations across the Biography of Florence Price and U.S. Carnegie Hall Live broadcasts Summer Concert Showcase with Bill were also heard in international McGlaughlin, which was part of a markets including Australia, Belgium, comprehensive summer campaign Croatia, Georgia, Germany, Iceland promoting live concerts throughout and Sweden. This year, WQXR also New York. carried live broadcasts from the New York Philharmonic Concerts Opera in the Parks series, the Naumburg WQXR launched a new radio show ABOVE (LEFT): Bandshell in Central Park, the Mostly called Operavore in January. The Cecelia String Quartet at Beethoven Mozart Festival at , half-hour, weekly radio program String Quartet Marathon the Lucerne Festival in Switzerland hosted by Naomi Lewin with the and Carnegie Hall’s Spring for Music legendary mezzo-soprano Marilyn FACING PAGE (LEFT): Festival, among others. Horne covers opera news, history WQXR host Terrance McKnight with Philip Glass and trends in New York and around

FACING PAGE (LOWER RIGHT): Pianist Leif Ove Andsnes

10 NYPR ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2013 FESTIVE MOMENTS: WQXR

Original Festivals & its highest traffic in history. The “WQXR is my friend, my teacher, Performances festival presented Bach’s work by my constant companion. I cannot In Fiscal Year 2013, WQXR remained theme and asked listeners to submit imagine a life without it.” committed to producing original their personal stories about Bach. Karen, New York, NY festivals and WQXR-produced WQXR also transformed The Greene performances that connect its Space into a Bach lounge, which “I wish I could match in dollars audience with the music they love. brought listeners four hours of what you give me in musical In September, Q2 Music, WQXR’s Bach performed live on instruments enjoyment and inspiration.” online music stream dedicated to including the violin and the theremin. Rebecca, Pomona, NY contemporary classical artists, hosted a six-day music festival in honor May 29 marked the centennial of the “I live by WQXR! Love it for the of Philip Glass’ 75th birthday and premiere of Igor Stravinsky’s The mixing of old and new music, Einstein on the Beach’s return to Rite of Spring. Q2 Music marked the interesting presentation New York City. In November, WQXR occasion with a 24-hour marathon of music and its performers.” held its second annual Beethoven and ancillary events. Streaming Maria, New York, NY Awareness Month. The festival offered sessions were double the average that a unique combination of on-air day. The day included Vicky Chow specials, exclusive digital content, an in The Greene Space performing her all-Beethoven stream and live events two-hand arrangement of The Rite of including a Beethoven remix event Spring. and a marathon of all 16 Beethoven string quartets performed live in On WQXR and WQXR.org Movies on the Radio The Greene Space. All Ears with Terrance McKnight Operavore Around Broadway Q2 Music Beginning on March 21, WQXR Carnegie Hall Live The Romantic Piano with David Dubal suspended regular programming The Choral Mix with Kent Tritle Spring for Music (Broadcast) for 11 days to play the complete A Christmas Carol The Washington Report Concerts from The Frick Collection works of Johann Sebastian Bach. On Conducting Business Radio Properties the first day of the festival, known The McGraw-Hill Financial Young 105.9 FM as Bach 360, WQXR.org recorded Artists Showcase

11 MOMENTS OF COMMUNITY: LIVE EVENTS

The Jerome L. Greene about the Broadway play Ann; engagement team produced more Performance Space Brooke Gladstone talked with Cyndi than 30 events, including educational In Fiscal Year 2013, The Jerome L. Lauper about Kinky Boots; and Sara workshops with the National Greene Performance Space hosted Fishko held a premiere event for her Endowment for the Arts’ The Big Read 171 programs offering unique content radio special Culture Shock 1913 that program, public forums on sexual to diverse audiences. Among other revisited that landmark year in global cyberbullying and school reform, series, The Greene Space hosted culture. WNYC’s new series New Tech singles and LGBT networking events, the fourth annual Battle of convened a panel discussion food events and its seventh annual Boroughs series and launched exploring the workplace for women in Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration. The Emancipation 150 — The NEXT New technology and WNYC’s SchoolBook MLK event included a conversation York Conversation series to mark the hosted a talk on STEM education. hosted by Brian Lehrer and Farai 150th anniversary of the Emancipation WQXR produced 25 original events in Chideya that took its inspiration Proclamation. Emancipation 150 The Greene Space in Fiscal Year 2013. from A. Peter Bailey’s play Malcolm, included conversations and cultural These events featured András Schiff, Martin and Medgar, which depicts a performances that brought together the National posthumous meeting of three slain agents of change, cultural figures, Council Award Winners, Bill T. Jones civil rights icons. A panel looked at newsmakers and New Yorkers to with the Orion String Quartet, Philip current-day issues and discussed how examine the state of emancipated Glass, David Dubal and the award- these civil rights icons would have African-Americans. Participants winning Brooklyn Youth Chorus. In approached them. included Cornel West, the Dance November, New York Public Radio Theatre of Harlem, Savion Glover announced a historic project to stage Historical Note: In honor of Martin Luther and Pulitzer Prize winners Isabel and record all 10 plays in August King, Jr. Day this year, the WNYC Archives Wilkerson and Eric Foner. Wilson’s American Century Cycle in also released special unedited interviews with Dr. King conducted by a radio reporter The Greene Space in Fiscal Year 2014. named Eleanor Fischer in the 1960s for Also this year in The Greene Space, a documentary series for the Canadian David Garland celebrated 25 years Community Engagement Broadcasting Corporation called Project 62. of Spinning on Air with Yoko Ono, New York Public Radio’s community As far as we know, these unedited interviews Sean Lennon and others. Emmy engagement team reaches out to the have never been presented in their entirety before our release. Award–winning actress Holland Taylor community and connects people with sat down with WQXR host Elliott meaningful content and experiences. Forrest for a candid conversation In Fiscal Year 2013, our community

12 NYPR ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2013 MOMENTS OF INNOVATION: DIGITAL & CONTENT DEVELOPMENT

DIGITAL INNOVATION CONTENT DEVELOPMENT branded coverage of the emerging New York Public Radio’s digital This year, the WNYC content tech scene in New York and the team continued to develop a new development team initiated 15 pilot economic and social changes generation of digital experiences that projects. These efforts, intended of national significance that it is ensure its content continues to inform for distribution on New York Public unleashing. New Tech City officially and engage today’s and tomorrow’s Radio’s properties as well as third- launched in Fiscal Year 2013 and, audio consumers. In addition to party platforms, aimed to deliver with host/managing editor Manoush making many improvements to the innovative, sustainable projects Zomorodi joining the staff, will expand core properties, including a facelift that would also lead to substantial as a multiplatform initiative in the for WNYC.org, the digital team audience growth. The pilots include coming year. created a prototype mobile app that rapid development of a current news would allow New York subway riders series, “Micropolis,” a hosted to select and download content for by rising comedy star Sara Schaefer, offline listening based on topic, user and a live event show dedicated to preference and the length of their exploring the issues faced by women commute. “WNYC Underground” at work and at home. was beta tested with hundreds of listeners; its “2.0” version is now In Fiscal Year 2013, WNYC News being designed and developed for began building out its healthcare ABOVE (FAR LEFT): public release in 2014. The digital and reporting unit, which will cover Manhattan’s Villalobos Brothers win business development teams also such issues as healthcare reform, Battle of the Boroughs 2013 engaged new and existing partners medical research and healthy to ensure our content reaches living. With bold storytelling and ABOVE (FAR RIGHT): Brian Lehrer hosts the annual Martin audiences across a range of third- enterprise reporting that examines Luther King, Jr. Day program party platforms, including NPR, how the individual interacts with and YouTube, iHeartRadio, TuneIn, encounters the healthcare system, ABOVE (LEFT): Stitcher and Swell. WNYC is establishing a distinctive, WNYC app with Underground people-centric approach to covering ABOVE (RIGHT): important health stories that take Sing-Sing prisoners receiving shape in New York. Another big master’s degrees, as reported in a initiative is New Tech City, WNYC’s “Micropolis” story

13 BIG MOMENTS: SOME HIGHLIGHTS FROM FISCAL YEAR 2013

January 8, 2013: Emancipation 150 series kicks off in The Greene Space. September 17, 2012: Soundcheck returns to WNYC as an evening show. September 6, 2012: November 14, WNYC and NPR 2012: NYPR November 1, announce partnership announces 2012: WQXR to co-produce Ask Me it will record launches Another. all 10 plays of 2nd annual August Wilson’s Beethoven American Awareness Century Cycle. Month. 2012 2013

JULY September September SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY 26 6 10 17 28 1 6-7 14 3 8

July 26, 2012: Olympics October 28– special Go For It: Life November 5, 2012: Lessons from Girl WNYC provides Boxers, produced by special coverage of WNYC and PRX, airs Sandy. The special nationwide. (Photo by programming Sue Jaye Johnson) continues in the weeks and months that follow.

December 3, 2012: CPB November 6–7, Honors NYPR 2012: WNYC with the first September 10, 2012: provides ever Lifeline Laura R. Walker, special election Award for President and CEO coverage. service during of NYPR, speaks Sandy. at ribbon-cutting ceremony for WNYC Transmitter Park in Brooklyn.

14 NYPR ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2013 June 1, 2013: WNYC wins eight first-place awards and six special mentions at the New March 20, 2013: York State Associated Brian Lehrer Press Broadcasters hosts “Which Association Awards. Way NJ: School Reform in Newark” with Mayor Cory Booker at NJPAC.

January 20, March 27, 2013: June 30, 2013: 2013: WNYC The Leonard Lopate The Takeaway hosts its annual Show and Studio ends Fiscal Martin Luther 360’s Inside the Year 2013 King, Jr. Day National Recording with carriage celebration with Registry win 2012 agreements with Malcolm, Martin George Foster 190 stations, and Medgar: A Peabody Awards. representing 2013 Reunion. 150% growth.

JANUARY JANUARY March MARCH MARCH April May June JUNE JUNE 19 20 20 21-31 27 1 29 1 21 30

April 1, 2013: WNYC Data News and Radiolab prepare January 19, 2013: for Swarmageddon June 21, 2013: Battle WQXR debuts with the Cicada of the Boroughs: new radio show Tracking Project. the Ultimate Battle Operavore. takes place in The Greene Space.

May 29, 2013: Q2 Music celebrates the 100th anniversary of The Rite of Spring.

March 21–31, 2013: WQXR plays complete works of J.S. Bach.

15 MOMENTS OF ACCOUNTING: FINANCIALS, IMPACT and REACH

Our financial position in Fiscal Year 2013 enabled us to move our strategic priorities forward while delivering on our mission every day. Membership & Other Contributions continued to represent the largest source of revenue for our organization in Fiscal Year 2013, underscoring how critical this support is to our success. In Fiscal Year 2013, 73% of our expenses were directly attributable to the creation of our programming and investments in strategic initiatives. This is a true testament to our commitment to putting the needs of our audience and the quality of our programming first. During the course of the year, we made strategic investments in our future, ensuring we have the digital capabilities, the content and resources we need to serve 21st century audiences in meaningful ways.

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P R 73% O G R A M S E R For a complete copy of our V IC E FY2013 audited financial statements, S please call 646-829-4011 or visit www.wnyc.org/about.

16 NYPR ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2013 fiscal Year 20122013

live events in RADIO The Greene 2300+ STATIONS stories published online 7 171 Space each month increase in streaming % cume year- over-year 33% of our members are 15new WNYC pilot monthly sustainers projects initiated 59 members supporting NYPR 627,000 content and programming Twitter followers (NYPR brands 170,000+ and personalities) More than

6120live classical music broadcasts 11.5Mpeople experiencing our radio/digital MOBILE increase in content each month on average APPS 179% mobile visits

podcast down- 78M loads 400+ public radio outlets web presenting NYPR- listens 124M 46M on-demand listens produced content 100% 63% of Bach’s music increase in unique visitors played during 375+ to NYPR sites and apps WQXR’s Bach 360 hours of NYPR programming each week year-over-year festival

17 MOMENTS OF RECOGNITION: AWARDS

New York Public Radio’s dedication York Public Radio has received seven to excellence and commitment to Peabody Awards. serving its listeners when it mattered most was recognized in Fiscal Year At the New York State Associated 2013. Among many other awards to Press Broadcasters Association be proud of, New York Public Radio Awards, WNYC was recognized was honored with the Corporation with eight first-place wins and six for Public Broadcasting’s (CPB’s) special mentions. We were honored first Community Lifeline Award for its for our regular programming, our service during Sandy. The Community documentaries, our enterprise Lifeline Award recognizes public reporting and our online news. Every media stations that provide exemplary facet of our news operation was service during local emergencies. We recognized. We won for covering also received a $250,000 emergency Sandy and the aftermath; for grant from CPB for Sandy. portraying life in the housing projects of New York through one family’s New York Public Radio also won two story; and for exploring the black George Foster Peabody Awards this market for food truck permits in year. The Leonard Lopate Show was the city. honored for its overall excellence. The Peabody Committee said of Also this fiscal year, NYCW ’s Radio The Leonard Lopate Show, “Lopate Rookies won the 2012 Casey Medal for presides over New York’s most Meritorious Journalism in the Youth revered radio forum for exploring the Media category for its series “Coming arts, culture, and the public life of of Age in 2011”; On the Media was the city.” The other Peabody Award honored with its second Bart Richards ABOVE (LEFT): was picked up by Studio 360 for the Award for Media Criticism; and Leonard Lopate accepts the series “Inside the National Recording the Online News Association Peabody Award Registry,” produced with Ben Manilla recognized WNYC with two Online ABOVE (RIGHT): Productions. In the last decade, New Journalism Awards. Ben Manilla and accept the Peabody Award

18 NYPR ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2013 MOMENTS OF SUPPORT: DEVELOPMENT and UNDERWRITING moments to come: the innovation fund

New York Public Radio has a strong vision for the future and a strategic plan in place to help realize it. Through the Innovation Fund, we are raising $22.5 million in funds to deepen our capacity to deliver high-impact journalism, develop new programming, offer the best in classical music, and serve audiences with digital innovation. This fund acts as a venture fund to provide support for new initiatives until they can be self-sustaining. By the end of Fiscal Year 2013, New York Public Radio had raised more than $5.6 million for the Innovation Fund Philanthropic support and and was piloting new content and digital tools. We are grateful corporate sponsorship make all to our Innovation Fund donors for leading the way and helping that we do possible. We thank us innovate and expand our you for your support. service to listening audiences of the 21st century. Memorable Moment: Sandy Crashes Our Annual Gala Sandy was more than just a big news story for us. It rolled into town the night our annual gala was scheduled to take place. We put away our formal wear and turned our attention to practical matters like ensuring we had enough staff and generator power to cover the story for our region. On January 16, we held a smaller event in The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space to celebrate our gala honoree Lulu C. Wang for her dedication and commitment to New York Public Radio over the years. Thank you, Lulu, for being one of New York Public Radio’s greatest champions.

above: Honoree Trustee Lulu C. Wang and Trustee Nicki Tanner in The Greene Space Photo credit: Michael Priest Photography

19 OUR DONORS

New York Public Radio $1,000,000+ Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation gratefully acknowledges The Carson Family Charitable Trust Ann F. Kaplan and Robert A. Fippinger Corporation for Public Broadcasting Ruth and Harold Kingsberg the many donors whose Dormitory Authority of the State of New York Daney and Lee Klingenstein generosity has enabled its Jerome L. Greene Foundation Robert and Dora Kuhn Iris and Junming Le Foundation stations to provide award- National Science Foundation Charles H. Revson Foundation Leir Charitable Foundations winning news, culture and Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Anton Levy music programs. Here, we Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Lubman $250,000-$999,999 Ellen and James S. Marcus are proud to acknowledge Judith-Ann Corrente Cary Davis and John McGinn the individuals, institutions, The Joyce and Daniel Cowin Foundation Jason and Deborah McManus foundations and Listeners The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Eugene Mercy, Jr. Ford Foundation MetLife Foundation Legacy Circle members Kaplen Foundation Ruth and Harvey Miller that supported our work John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Mr. Malcolm Mogul and Dr. Harriet Mogul last year. We also thank The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Katherine Moore National Endowment for the Humanities Eleanor and Howard Morgan each and every one of our New Venture Fund Victoria and Stephen Morris 170,000+ members for their The Rockefeller Foundation National Endowment for the Arts outstanding generosity. Anne and Bernard Spitzer Charitable Trust Robin Chemers Neustein The Thompson Family Foundation, Inc. New Jersey Recovery Fund Wilma S. Tisch New York City Department of Cultural Affairs The Tow Foundation The Overbrook Foundation Lulu and Anthony Wang Sarah Peter Wyncote Foundation Jonelle Procope and Fred Terrell Rockefeller Brothers Fund $100,000-$249,999 Allie Rogers and Eun Mi Kim The Alec Baldwin Foundation Susan and Elihu Rose Steffi and Robert Berne Laura and James J. Ross The Booth Ferris Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jon Rotenstreich FJC, a Foundation of Donor-Advised Funds Joshua Sapan Sidney E. Frank Foundation Ann and Richard Sarnoff Mark T. Gallogly and Lise Strickler Roberta Schneiderman Eugene and Emily Grant The Selz Foundation The Marc Haas Foundation Susan and Peter Solomon Hive Digital Media Learning Fund in the The Spektor Family Foundation new York Community Trust Ernst C. Stiefel Foundation Jeffrey Kenner and Hyunja Laskin W. Clement and Jessie V. Stone Foundation John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur The Geraldine Stutz Trust Foundation H. Anna Suh and Ross A. Garon Bethany and Robert B. Millard The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Henry and Lucy Moses Fund Lee and Cynthia King Vance New York State Department of Education The Agnes Varis Charitable Trust Sarah Reetz and Herb Scannell Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Philanthropic Fund Elizabeth and Mayo Stuntz Kathleen and Seymour Weingarten Nicki and Harold Tanner Joseph A. Wilson Elaine and Alan G. Weiler Miranda Wong Tang The Winston Foundation $10,000-$24,999 $25,000-$99,999 Anonymous (6) Anonymous (4) Adobe Foundation James Attwood and Leslie Williams Robert Arnow Thomas S. Bain BBC America Tiger Baron Foundation Russell Berrie Foundation Raymond E. and Lucille P. Benedetto Richard Bodorff, Wiley Rein Tom and Andi Bernstein Kim Bleimann and Berje, Inc The Robert Bowne Foundation California Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Collins Barbara and David Caplan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diker Anla Cheng Kingdon and Mark Kingdon Enoch Foundation Clear Channel Martha J. Fleischman Betsy and Ed Cohen Judi Sorenson Flom Colbert Family Fund of Coastal Community Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Heller Foundation The Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Hal and Helen Coon Foundation The Aaron Copland Fund for Music

20 NYPR ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2013 Mercedes Danevic and Thomas Bernard Theodore Petroulas and Nasim Alikhani Mr. and Mrs. Len Cariou Peter and Katharine Darrow Ellen and Len Polaner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Davis David and Leslie Puth Simona and Jerome Chazen Dr. Karen Davis and The Deborah Elkins The Resource Foundation Constance and Henry Christensen III Foundation Rice Family Foundation Clinton Family Foundation Anne E. Delaney Philip W. Riskin Charitable Foundation Inc. CIGNA HealthCare Irene Diamond Fund Jerome Robbins Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cohen Doreen Downs Miller David Rockefeller Jr. Tim and Carol Cole Janice Ellig and Chadick Ellig Mary Rodgers and Henry Guettel Michael R. and Emilie R. Corey Victor Elmaleh Foundation John and Elizabeth Rose Crosswicks Foundation, Ltd. Charles and Elaine Engelstein Mrs. Frederick P. Rose Laurel Cutler and Theodore J. Alex J. Ettl Foundation Lindsay and Evan Roth Ron Daniel and Lise Scott R.S. Evans and the R.S. Evans Foundation Robert R. and Joan O. Rothberg Joan K. Davidson The Honorable Henrietta Holsman Fore Diane Saatchi Richard De Martini and Jennifer Brorsen and Richard L. Fore Mrs. Julio Mario Santo Domingo Robert De Rothschild Julian W. and Ronnie B. Friedman The Irving and Geraldine Schaffer Foundation Jeffrey and Jill Degen Friedman Family Foundation The Morris and Alma Schapiro Fund DeWitt Stern Group Michele Satty Gage and The Gage Fund Schumann Center for Media and Democracy Charles Dimston William and Helen Garrison Lauren Seikaly and Michael Huber Alisa and Dan Doctoroff Amy and Ian Gazard Peter Shapiro Eve Dorfzaun Jill and John Gilbert The Sharp Foundation Susan and Thomas Dunn James Gleick and Cynthia Crossen Silver Mountain Foundation for the Arts Fred L. Emerson Foundation Virginia and Martin Gold Richard Silverman Katherine Farley and Jerry Speyer Herman Goldman Foundation Silverstein Properties Fidelity Charitable Fund David Gottlieb and Death Or Glory, LLC Sirus Fund Shauna M. and Kevin B. Flanigan Foundation Sigrid Gray Sam and Ellen Sporn Barbara G. Fleischman Kim and Jeff Greenberg Connie Steensma and Rick Prins Bobbie and Lew Frankfort The Guilford Fund Howard S. and B. Jill Comins Stein Andrea and James Gellert Peter and Beth Hammack David Swope Mrs. Isabel Gindi and Dr. Michael Gindi Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson Epstein Teicher Philanthropies Robert D. Goldfarb Mary W. Harriman Foundation Rosalind P. Walter Alice Gottesman Glenn Head David Weller Geoffrey and Sarah Gund The Heckscher Foundation for Children Lucille Werlinich Amelia M. Hagedorn and The Hagedorn Christine Hepburn and Kenneth Martin Neil Westreich Foundation Carol and Howard Holtzmann Lesley and Frank Yeary Kathleen D. Hale Sandra Horbach and Steven Skoler Amy Yenkin and Robert Usdan Anne and John H. Hall Samuel and Anna Jacobs Foundation Jean D. Hamilton and Richard N. McCarthy The Katzenberger Foundation $5,000-$9,999 Meryl Hartzband Wendy Keys and Donald Pels Anonymous (8) Sebastian Heath and Sarah Burnes Jacques Kohn Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation John and Sally Henry The Kovner Foundation Lawrence and Ronnie Ackman Judith and Joel Herschman Jay B. Langner Nancy Adelson Alexandra and Paul Herzan Ruth M. and David A. Levine Terry L. Andreas Ann and Weston Hicks Dorothy Lichtenstein Jean B. and Christopher C. Angell Hite Foundation Herman Lissner Foundation Robert and Helen Appel Lillian Hoffman Dottie Litwin-Brief and Donald Brief Stuart S. Applebaum Giving Foundation Nancy and Neil Humphreys Carol Loomis and The Briar Foundation Atlantic Philanthropies Hunter Douglas Nathan Lorman Axe-Houghton Foundation Indira Foundation Ann Luce and Jonathan L. Auerbach Blair Axel Marvin Israelow and Dorian Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mai Stephanie and Stephen Axinn Peter H. and Karen S. Jakes Lynn J. and Elizabeth A. Mangum Rose M. Badgeley Residuary Charitable Trust Carroll and Donna Janis Jane Marcher Foundation Henry and Karen Barkhorn Stuart M. Johnson David M. and Susan M. Marcinek Helaine and Victor Barnett Lena and Gilbert Kaplan Joanne and Norman S. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Manuel H. Barron Kassel-Backer Family Foundation Stephen and Carolyn McCandless Nan Bases Anna-Marie Kellen Constance and H. Roemer McPhee Stephen Baum Mary Beth Kelly Joyce F. Menschel The Bay and Paul Foundations The Emily Davie and Joseph S. Kornfeld Josephine Merck James and Frances Berger Foundation Gillian and Eduardo Mestre Judy and Howard Berkowitz Robert and Randi Kornreich Anne Akiko Meyers Irma Birnbaum Alexandra D. Korry David M. Modest and Mary Forbes Singer Bloomingdale’s Leon Levy Foundation John and Wendy Neu Family Foundation Charles Brenner and Elise Grebe Kim Lemon and Michael Levine Margaret Neubart Foundation Margot Bridger Abe Littenberg New York State Council on the Arts Brooklyn Community Foundation Neil and Virginia Luppescu Newman’s Own Foundation The Sander and Norma K. Buchman Fund Sarah L. Lutz and John van Rens Richard and Lois Pace Erin Burnett Joanne Lyman

21 our donors ( cont.) Listeners Legacy Circle Members

Page and Otto Marx Foundation Listeners Legacy Circle Members Diane Hansen Peter W. and Leni May Anonymous (40) The Louise G. Harper Charitable Trust Marc Orlans Mayer Edward and June LeBell Alley The Rosetta W. Harris Charitable Lead Trust Tony Meola and Carey Wagner Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Alterman Ronnie Ann Himmel Diana Moore Gail Ambrose The Lisina M. Hoch Charitable Lead Trust Dinny and Lester Morse Joel Aragona and Rhela Moskowitz Sylvia R. Hoisington Mozilla Foundation David Ashe Luba Holtzman Robert J. Murphy Leon D. Ashner Elizabeth B. Hubbard Suzanne and Thomas Murphy Rahman and Ali Bacchus Karen Jare Beverly Nadler and Paul S. Nadler Family John M. Bacon Peter H. Judd charitable Trust Thomas S. Bain Richard Kagan The Narula Foundation and Ajay Narula David Ballon and Karen Reisler Ballon Brenda Kamen Linda and Stuart Nelson Arlene A. Bartlow Chester F. Kaplan Carol Netzer Sharon L. Baver Edith Kaplan Henry Nias Foundation Vida and Michael Beaven Marcia Kaplan-Mann Joey O’Loughlin Sandy Berger Beatrice Kaufman Nancy and Morris W. Offit Daniel Berkson Dr. Sivia Kaye The James Piereson Fund and James Linda Bierman Anne Keleman Piereson Oscar Bober Cynthia Kelman Marnie S. Pillsbury Ruth Bowman Margaret Kennedy John Pirovano Francine Brown Mary-Jo Knight Speaker Christine C. Quinn Hope Brown Elinore A. Kochis Donna Raftery and Vincent Inconiglios Dr. James Burke Ruth Kram Maureen Riley Mary Butler Laura Kraus Susan J. Robbins and Sidney S. Rothberg Joel T. Camche Stuart M. Lane Kenneth and Hazel T. Roe Foundation, Inc. The Margarita Camche Charitable Trust Edward and June LeBell Alley Edward John and Patricia Rosenwald Michele and Jonathan Caplan Barbara Lederer Foundation David W. Carman Allegra Levanne The Derald H. Ruttenberg Foundation Christine Cauchi Harry Lines Arnold Saks Virginia Chakejian Lawrence Loewinger Joram Salig and Tony Clark Persis Charles Nathan Lorman Sandpiper Fund, Inc. Tony and Sue Ann Converse Helen Lowenstein Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Saul William R. Corry The John E. Luth Charitable Lead Henry Schein, Inc. Vicki Cowen annuity Trust The Schiff Foundation Elizabeth Fallon Culp Janet Mardfin Ms. Dorothea Schlosser and Mr. Thomas Carol and Sarah Dacey-Charles Jason and Edith Marks kopczynski Mary Carol Day and Paul Newland Victor Mason Silverweed Foundation Robert J. Defreitas M. John Matlaw The Slomo and Cindy Silvian Foundation Michael DeVries and Christine Stokes Alline Mattheson Stephen A. Simon and The Esther Simon Carol F. Drisko Harry Matthews charitable Trust Linda J. Eckard Laura Mausner Ray and Judy Skorupa Audrey Ellinger Stephen and Carolyn McCandless The Max Solomon Foundation George J. Feeney Ann Davidson Michell Dr. Jennifer Allan-Soros and Jonathan T. Soros Janice Figueroa Samuel L. Miller, M.D. Elizabeth A. and Oliver K. Stanton Stuart M. Fischman, Esq. Dennis Moreland Statue Foundation Charlene L. Forest Dorothy Schoeni Neff Nicholas A. Stephens and Lisa Kunstadter Shirley Friedman Helen Newman David J. and Dianne Stern Edward F. Gerber Barry and Maija Nobel John and Bonnie Strand Murray Ginsberg and Flore Botwinick Ruth Nordenbrook William Sussman and Jane Steele Bruce Glaser Carol Noymer Sulzberger Foundation Marian S. Heiskell Edward E. Goldman and Judith A. Riven Paula Omansky giving Fund Vera Graaf Steffi Ostroff Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Tarr Rose M. Greco Marilyn L. Papayanis, Ph.D. Bertram Teich Foundation John B. and Diane D. Haney Barbara S. Pollack Holly Tupper Beinhorn Jane M. Protzman Mr. and Mrs. Vanden Heuvel William R. Reader, in memory of Marica and Jan Vilcek lester Bowman Sue and Edgar Wachenheim III Madeleine P. Richard Sue Ann Weinberg Ethel Romm Brad and Beth Whitman The Ruth and Samuel Rosenwasser WJS Foundation, Inc. charitable Trust Lisa Woods Joram Salig and Tony Clark Judy Francis Zankel

22 NYPR ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2013 listeners legacy circle UNDERWRITING members (cont.)

Michael L. Samuels NEW YORK PUBLIC RADIO UNDERWRITERS Adelphi University Julie Saul IN FISCAL YEAR 2013 Air France Sonia Ariane Schlomy New York Public Radio gratefully American Ballet Theatre Roberta Schneiderman acknowledges the top underwriters Art Pride New Jersey Morris and Evelyn Schupack Assured Guaranty whose support made its unique Drs. Martin F. and Judith S. Schwartz Athena Health Gisela Selo programming and offerings possible Book of Mormon Caroline Shapiro and Peter F. Frey in Fiscal Year 2013. Brooklyn Brewery Judith R. Shapiro Cancer Treatment Center of America Joan Shaw Capital One Bank James J. Shields A Moment for Carnegie Hall Robert Sholiton Corporate Supporters: Central Park West Dentistry Richard Somma Cervalis The Charles Spear Charitable Trust LEGALZOO m Charles P. Rogers & Company Hoyt and Margot Spelman Citrix GoToMeeting The Abby Kissell Star Charitable Trust Peter and Michele Stein This past year, Legalzoom Cooper Union Phyllis K. Steiner, Ph.D. was New York Public Radio’s Cornell Johnson School of Management PaulaMarie Susi largest digital underwriter. Crown Publishing Group Vinton Thompson and Ruth Moscovitch Legalzoom, an online legal CUNY MALS Leonore Tiefer Current Designs – Tekserve Carol Kehr Tittle document preparation Earthjustice Dina Vaz service, focused primarily Emirates Air John Vinton on our national podcasts, Greater Tourism Laura R. Walker including Radiolab, Here’s Harvard Business School Diane Hardy Waller the Thing with Alec Baldwin, Hawaiian Airlines Sheree L. West Holy Name Hospital Lynn Weinberg and Freakonomics Radio. Hulu Melissa C. Williams Legalzoom recognized New Iona College Daniel Yasilove York Public Radio’s growing The Knight Foundation footprint in the national Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts We honor the following Listeners Legacy digital audio space. Given that Lincoln Motor Company Circle members whom we lost this past year, LV Wood Floors and extend our sympathy and heartfelt thanks NYPR has three of the top Macy’s to their loved ones for the legacies they 10 podcasts in iTunes, many MailChimp created on behalf of New York Public Radio. national brands like Legalzoom McGraw Hill Companies are reaching out to New York Metropolitan Museum of Art Marilyn Apelson Public Radio to connect MoMA Pauline Feingold Montefiore Medical Center with an intelligent, engaged New Jersey Symphony Orchestra digital audience. The New School New York City Charter School Center New York Philharmonic Stern Langone Nissan North Highland Consulting Papermill Playhouse Paramount Pictures Penguin Group Reputation.com Rubin Museum of Art Rutgers University – Continuing Education Silver Hill Hospital Sony Pictures Classics Source Atlantique SquareSpace Tourism Ireland Twentieth Century Fox Verizon Wireless Vital Projects Fund Walt Disney Studios Warner Brothers Working Today/Freelancers Union

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