Thursday, August 31, 2017

One Public TV Station Cut Back On Pledge-Drive Time - And Saw Revenue Rise

"In what began as a one-year experiment last summer, the New York pubcaster [WNET] carved out regular time slots for fundraising programs on its flagship channel, ending the campaign-style drives that go on for weeks. With pledge confined to a limited number of slots - including Thursday primetime and weekends - the station also changed how it communicated with viewers and members about fundraising."



Article source here:Arts Journal

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