Q&A With CPB's Ernest Wilson III
Broadcasting & Cable, September 21, 2009
By John Eggerton
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting's newly elected chairman, Ernest Wilson III, says he doesn't want to dance on the graves of old media. But he thinks a multiplatform, locally-focused noncommercial media have an opportunity to fill a journalistic vacuum created by the decline of traditional news outlets.
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