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	Chicago's jazz radio gets the blues, bows to iPod - Boston.com
		WBEZ, Chicago's National Public Radio (NPR) member station and among the oldest public radio outlets in the U.S., has decided to scrap scheduled music programming -- the bulk of which was nightly jazz -- and move to a 24-hour news and public affairs format.
		WBEZ, Chicago's National Public Radio (NPR) member station and among the oldest public radio outlets in the United States, has decided to scrap scheduled music programming -- the bulk of which was nightly jazz -- and move to a 24-hour news and public affairs format.
		WBEZ's plan, which doesn't take effect until next year, has sparked a backlash from public radio patrons in the nation's third-largest city, once the country's jazz and blues hub and still home to a thriving alternative music scene.
	www.boston.com /business/technology/articles/2006/07/07/chicagos_jazz_radio_gets_the_blues_bows_to_ipod?page=2 (1042 words)

	WBEZ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		WBEZ (91.5 FM) is the callsign of a noncommercial public radio station in Chicago, Illinois.
		Financed primarily by listener contributions, WBEZ is affiliated with both National Public Radio and Public Radio International.
		WBEZ's programming is simulcast on FM radio stations WBEQ in Morris, Illinois (90.7 FM) and WBEW (89.5 FM) in Chesterton, Indiana; collectively, all three stations are referred to as Chicago Public Radio.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/WBEZ (118 words)

	FS #108 (WBEZ Edition): Nacho Libre / Top 5 Movies of the Year So Far - watch the video, vlog, or video podcast on ...
		This special WBEZ edition features excerpts from last week's review of "A Prairie Home Companion," plus clips from our February reviews of "Night Watch" and "The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada," both out this week on DVD.
		While this content is timely, we recognize that for you -- the podcast listener -- this show will feature some redundant segments.
		We appreciate your patience as we continue to tweak the format for future WBEZ editions.Also on the show: Listener Feedback, Massacre Theatre and the Top 5 Movies of the Year...
	www.mefeedia.com /entry/951391 (462 words)

	RBR's Morning E-Paper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		WBEZ has asked the FCC for a waiver of the main studio rule, arguing that it is "financially prohibitive" to operate from Chesterton, IN, even with a minimal staff.
		WBEZ plans to rebroadcast its own programming on the second signal, but says it will "subscribe to the Chesterton Tribune, the town's only daily newspaper, and will make periodic visits to the Porter County area in an effort to understand and respond to the issues and concerns of the community."
		WBEZ GM Torey Malatia told Feder he'd like to use the low-power facility as a "hothouse" to test new programming ideas and bring along new talent.
	www.rbr.com /epaper/pages/02-4_3m2.html (392 words)

	News 1/22/03
		Under this agreement, Loyola will maintain ownership and licensee responsibilities, while WBEZ will be responsible for daily operation management and the operational budget, according to a Dec. 5 university e-mail sent to the Loyola community by Rev. Michael J. Garanzini, S. J., Loyola’s president.
		Given that internships at WBEZ are one of the most highly sought internships among Chicago students interested in media, this is a great boon to us.
		Torey Malatia, president and general manager of WBEZ, said he believes the partnership is an original one that he hopes will offer a plethora of opportunities.
	www.luc.edu /orgs/phoenix/news/jan03/012203/12203bezluw.html (1014 words)

	wbez (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		WBEZ is the callsign of Chicago Public Radio in Chicago, Illinois.
		Financed primarily by listener contributions, they are affiliated with both NPR and PRI.
		Currently, WBEZ is perhaps best known as the producer of This American Life.
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /wbez.html (108 words)

	Post No Bills 4/11/97
		Tesser, who's technically on a leave of absence from WBEZ that began after the last Jazz Festival, and former WBEZ director of underwriting Tony Judge proposed a way to eliminate this competition by combining the best of both events into a package deal that would also be free via the satellite.
		By contrast, in recent years WBEZ has waited until the last minute to agree to broadcast the festival, said one source who asked not to be identified, sometimes leaving only a few months to find underwriting and plan the whole production.
		WBEZ general manager Torey Malatia said the package--frequent promotional spots, artist profiles, and other prefestival programs--represents a moderate increase over the one it provided last year.
	www.chireader.com /hitsville/970411.html (905 words)

	CIPB Chapters -- Chicago, IL
		This chapter has been focused on bringing Chicago NPR station WBEZ into compliance with FCC policy regarding maintenance of their public inspection file.
		Past FCC actions against commercialism at WTTW-TV, WYCC-TV's lack of studio facilities, WBEZ's de facto monopoly on public affairs public radio in Chicago and the self-electing nature of the Alliance Board were also noted by us.
		The next WBEZ CAB meeting will be held on May 15 at 6:00 pm.
	www.cipbonline.org /chaptersIL.htm (1082 words)

	Converted from "3882.txt" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		WBEZ GM Torey Malatia was quoted as saying the comments were those of a small group of regular visitors to the web site.
		Malatia was quoted as saying the report showed "what was pulling people in and not pulling them in" and changes were made based on audience trends.
		WBEZ also has come under criticism for tape-delaying "Whad'Ya Know", which occurred before the recent changes but which has continued in order to allow "Wait, Wait" to have a time slot right after "Car Talk" [in my opinion, just about the worst thing on public radio ever] as a transition to "Whad'Ya Know".
	www.airwaves.com /archive1/3882.html (1196 words)

	NEWCITYCHICAGO.COM: Street Smart Chicago
		The decision, says WBEZ President and General Manager, Torey Malatia, is simply designed to improve the station's offerings.
		With the ten-day March drive, WBEZ managed to hit their goal, which was $800,000, though Deborah Bukovy, vice president of marketing notes that they did it with "minutes to spare." "It's time consuming for us, too," she says.
		Send us money.' It's really out of character for what we do." With 49 percent of WBEZ operating revenues coming from membership (government contributions account for only 10 percent), there's only so much cutting back to be done.
	www.newcitychicago.com /chicago/features-2001-04-05-1118.html (356 words)

	2 Walls Webzine - rants - BEZ in the morning, Chicago (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		No public radio station is as aggressive about pushing ads and interrupting NPR's feed as WBEZ is. If you happen to listen to Morning Edition one of these places, count your blessings.
		WBEZ has managed to pare down to one pledge drive a year.
		I'm surprised that the opinion presented is written in such a "snarky" tone.
	www.2walls.com /RANTING/ranting_wbez.asp (1181 words)

	Chicago Reader: Hot Type
		A community conversation on the need for a moral voice against war." At the bottom of the flyer were the time and place of the forum.
		Account executive Steve Adler massaged the flyer's language, and here's what he sent back to Hutchcraft: "Support for this WBEZ program is provided by the American Friends Service Committee, holding a community convention and forum exploring issues of morality and war.
		The first is that the FCC -- and WBEZ -- allow "bona fide corporate slogans." Unlike transient campaign slogans, these watchwords are forever.
	www.chicagoreader.com /hottype/2002/021025_1.html (1089 words)

	Staff Editorial
		It seemed obvious that, if the WBEZ agreement were not to happen, the university would go searching for another party to foot the bill for the radio station — almost certainly a party that would have no interest whatsoever in preserving current WLUW programming and opportunities for volunteers.
		The people we talked to from WBEZ made strong, reasonable arguments about how they could help us, spoke knowledgeably about our programming (and promised to preserve it) and demonstrated a good understanding of our situation.
		I support the WBEZ- WLUW agreement because I believe it is the best option for the continued survival of WLUW as we know it — not out of any selfish interests.
	www.luc.edu /orgs/phoenix/discourse/lettoedit (690 words)

	17 April 1999 Moment of Truth
		WBEZ reporter Emily Hanford reported on health care options for the poor for WBEZ's "Chicago Matters" series.
		On a recent segment of their radio series, "Chicago Matters", WBEZ reporter Emily Hanford reported on health care options for the poor.
		Yesterday, during the spring fund drive, WBEZ programming manager Tory Malatia was talking up contributing to so-called "public radio" as a community-oriented thing to do.
	www.robotwisdom.com /issues/jeff/99apr17.html (1237 words)

	WBEZ Commentary - Carlos Gomez - May 7, 1997
		WBEZ 91.5 FM National Public Radio in Chicago
		The Institute's commentaries are regularly broadcast on WBEZ's World View each Wednesday during the noon segment.
		Views expressed are those of the author, and not necessarily those of DePaul University, the Institute, or WBEZ.
	www.fhrg.org /cases_impunity/carlos/wbezcarl.htm (593 words)

	071802 URGENT: Save 8th Day Radio
		WBEZ program directory Tory Malatia has already said he would bring in “professionals” to do at least some of the work at WLUW.
		Loyola and WBEZ are expected to meet by the end of July to further, if not cement, the transfer of management.
		Should you pursue this local management agreement, WBEZ will prove itself to be no more worthy of my listening and financial donations than any other corporate radio station.
	www.8thdaycenter.org /resources/bulletins/02_0718.html (2226 words)

	PerformInk Online
		Ask most artists affiliated with WBEZ’s Stories on Stage since its inception 10 years ago, and they typically laugh endearingly when recalling a performance of their live dramatic readings on the set for Gilligan’s Island at the old Organic Theatre.
		She then points out how Stories on Stage–which began as an independent, not-for-profit organization featuring live dramatic readings of literature that were recorded and later broadcast on WBEZ 91.5 FM Chicago Public Radio–performed outside.
		Later the program became an enterprise of WBEZ, and the shows were recorded in a small studio at the radio station’s headquarters on Navy Pier.
	www.performink.com /Archives/theatreprofiles/2002/StoriesOnStage.html (1036 words)

	WBEZ FM 91.5 - radio station in Chicago, Illinois USA covering Chicago general entertainment at Mondo Times
		WBEZ FM 91.5 is a radio station in Chicago, Illinois, USA covering general entertainment.
		WBEZ FM 91.5 contact information is available only to Mondo Times Advanced Members.
		WBEZ FM 91.5 is owned by WBEZ Alliance, Inc..
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/13/741/14370 (122 words)

	NPR : An excerpt from the next edition of "This American Life" from WBEZ: A performance excerpt ...
		NPR : An excerpt from the next edition of "This American Life" from WBEZ: A performance excerpt...
		An excerpt from the next edition of "This American Life" from WBEZ: A performance excerpt...
		Fresh Air from WHYY, November 1, 1996 · 2: An excerpt from the next edition of "This American Life" from WBEZ: A performance excerpt from monologist, actor and writer SPALDING GRAY.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=1109356 (205 words)

	Local Stations Hitching Ride Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		According to Nadine Merkel, content editor for Cherry Hill, NJ-based Inside Radio magazine, stations are trying to build traffic on their web sites primarily by streaming live audio programming, which allows listeners to hear shows in real time over their computers.
		In addition to listening to live broadcasts, visitors to the WBEZ web site can create their own programming schedules through online access to taped versions of WBEZ shows that were broadcast earlier in the day.
		Last summer, while the Democratic and Republican conventions were being broadcast on WBEZ, the station's web site allowed users to listen to regularly scheduled programming instead, thus making the internet an alternative to live programming.
	www.bcfm.com /financial_manager/LocalStcrains4501.htm (725 words)

	Transom Shows: Inside Housing
		WBEZ in Chicago has, for years, produced a series called Chicago Matters.
		Last winter, WBEZ, the local public radio station in Chicago, asked if I'd be interested in producing 12 essays for a series they were doing on housing.
		Prior to working in public radio, Amy researched documentary film productions, edited commerical video, conducted ethnographic research, and served as a women's health educator and midwife's assistant.
	www.transom.org /cgi-bin/print/MasterPFP2.cgi?doc=http://www.transom.org/shows/2002/200208.housing.html&bottom=http://www.transom.org/shows/2002/200208.housing.html&top=http://www.transom.org/shows/2002/200208.housing.html (422 words)

	The WBEZ Alliance Inc. v WBEZ.com - Case No. 96363
		The Complainant is The WBEZ Alliance Inc., Chicago, IL, USA ("Complainant") represented by John Ratnaswamy, of Hopkins and Sutter.
		Complainant, The WBEZ Alliance, Inc., is an Illinois not-for-profit corporation.
		Under ICANN Policy, Complainant must show that it has rights in a mark, and that the domain name at issue is identical or confusingly similar to that mark.
	www.arb-forum.com /domains/decisions/96363.htm (1317 words)

	[joe-frank-list] Which show, Sunday Dec 26 WBEZ Chicago? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		I didn't recognize the Joe Frank show I heard tonight on WBEZ tonight....and the title wasn't announced.
		The Joe Frank site doesn't have the episode list for WBEZ (in fact, it doesn't seem to have an up to date episode list at all, for any of the stations that air it....
		The WBEZ site has a link to JowFrank.Com and that's it.....
	www.armory.com /pipermail/joe-frank-list/2004-December/000347.html (144 words)

	Completely Geeked: WBEZ Spends 30 Minutes on Philip K. Dick
		WBEZ Spends 30 Minutes on Philip K. Dick
		The Theory of Everything show is new to WBEZ.
		This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar.
	completelygeeked.com /2005/03/wbez-spends-30-minutes-on-philip-k.html (183 words)

	'Odyssey' makes way for 'Worldview' at WBEZ
		Helfrich, who began as a pledge drive volunteer at WBEZ in 1993 and worked up to program producer and host, is in talks with the station's bosses about her future role, a spokeswoman said.
		Others on the staff of "Odyssey" are expected to be reassigned.
		While plans are in the works to develop a new afternoon news program to debut in spring, WBEZ has its revamped midday lineup in place.
	www.suntimes.com /output/feder/cst-fin-feder28.html (635 words)

	Public Affairs
		Listen to yesterday's WBEZ 848 radio show with Hernandez-Gomez, Dudley, Edwards and Berkowitz discussing McKenna, McGlynn, Nalepa, LaHood, Rauschenberger, Topinka, Oberweis, O'Malley, Schillerstrom, Brennan, Gidwitz, Daley, Blagojevich, Morris, Pit Bulls, Scottish Terriers, the Illinois Leader, Siamese Kittens, Tillie the Turtle and much, much, more.
		The program consists of an excellent magazine format that blends politics, public policy, features, culture and other good stuff and it continues until 11:00 am, with a short break at 10:00 for the news.
		The name of the program comes from the address for the WBEZ studio, 848 Grand St. in Chicago at the Navy Pier.
	jeffberkowitz.blogspot.com /2005/01/updated-on-january-14-2005-at-1230-am.html (1009 words)

	Gapers Block, Chicago, IL - : WLUW: Voice of the Independent
		These rumors, combined with university officials’ waffling on whether WBEZ was their "negotiating partner,” made the staff and volunteers afraid that the community, the fans, the hard work they’d invested in WLUW would be flushed away.
		But Torey Malatia, the general manager of WBEZ, set their minds at ease by meeting in person with the staff and with Friends of WLUW, a community group that formed to voice their concerns and fight to keep the station from disappearing or changing.
		Under their operating agreement, WBEZ and Loyola split any budget deficits that arise during WLUW’s first three years as an independent station, with WBEZ picking up all deficits thereafter.
	www.gapersblock.com /detour/wluw_voice_of_the_independent (2279 words)

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