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If you couldn't make it to our webinar, Public Media’s Digital Shift: Scaling Audience and Revenue with Indiegraf, don't worry—we’ve got you covered in this recap.
Bridget Thoreson, Director of Local Media Partnerships, and Allison McIlmoyl, Senior Product Strategist, shared how Indiegraf is serving as the complete operating system for independent newsrooms.
Here’s a breakdown of how we are helping public media stations scale their audience, grow recurring revenue, and defeat transformation paralysis.
A major highlight of the session was our recent acquisition of Hearken. Born 11 years ago out of WBEZ’s Curious City, Hearken was built specifically to help public media organizations listen to and engage their audiences.
The results speak for themselves. Newsrooms utilizing the Hearken framework see:
Moving your newsroom to a new tech stack can feel overwhelming, which is why we introduced the Digital Transformation Program for Public Media. In partnership with the Knight Foundation, this initiative offers a graduated, two-year subsidy to ease the financial transition:
Who qualifies? You must be a U.S.-based station producing original local content. While designed for nonprofits, for-profit organizations are eligible if they explicitly serve a news desert or a marginalized community.
We walked through a live look at both the front- and back-end of Heartland Signal—Indiegraf’s first radio-first publisher. Rather than duct-taping disconnected software together, the system unifies everything a modern station needs into a single dashboard:
Spots for our subsidized Digital Transformation Package are limited and reviewed on a rolling basis. Submitting an application is completely non-binding and simply serves as the best way to see if your station qualifies.
👉 Apply for the Digital Transformation Package today