When did the Marketplace radio program first air?
The 2nd of January 1989 marked the birth of the Marketplace radio program. This initial broadcast faced immediate financial challenges that threatened to dissolve the show within three days.
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Which organization acquired Marketplace Productions from the University of Southern California in 2000?
Minnesota Public Radio acquired Marketplace Productions from the University of Southern California in 2000. This acquisition triggered a lawsuit from Public Radio International and led to the formation of American Public Media in 2004.
Who has hosted the Marketplace Morning Report since 2013?
David Brancaccio has hosted the Marketplace Morning Report since 2013. This segment airs during the second hour of NPR's Morning Edition and reaches listeners across multiple time zones.
What awards has the Marketplace program won?
The Marketplace program has won an Emmy in 2013, an Edward R. Murrow Prize in 2012, a National Headliner Award in 2007, and a Peabody Award in 2000. These accolades recognize the work of hosts Kai Ryssdal and David Brancaccio along with their network of correspondents.
When were the Marketplace Minute programs cancelled?
The Marketplace Minute Morning Brief was cancelled on the 30th of June 2023 and the remaining Marketplace Minute programs were cancelled on the 12th of July 2024. These cancellations marked the end of short-form business news formats as the program shifted focus to podcasts and longer content.