Joe Richman, founder and executive producer of the NPR show “Radio Diaries,” for which people are given tape recorders to report on their own lives and histories, presents an overview of past work and demonstrates how the best documentaries are the ones that happen by accident. Part of Princeton Reads. Community Room
Funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Princeton Reads, a community-wide book discussion of “The History of Love,” is part of Memory and the Work of Art, a Princeton Community Collaboration.
On July 1, two articles by independent journalist Krystal Knapp appeared on this website without her knowledge or permission. I have apologized to Krystal and removed those articles, but I feel I still owe her, and AllPrinceton’s readers, a more thorough explanation of why this happened.
Including an interview with Governor Chris Christie
NJTV is NJN's new identity. The old NJN ceased to exist at midnight yesterday. Control over New Jersey's only public broadcasting TV station is now in the hands of WNET, a New York based public media station.
6/28/2011 update: The New York public broadcaster WNET is set to take over NJN on July 1, after the New Jersey Senate last night failed to pass a resolution that would have blocked the deal.
See NJN reporter Michael Arons, reporting on the NJN vote, and bidding farewell to NJN viewers.
It's official: Governor Christie announced the decision to hand over NJN to WNET.
The weird part is that WNET gets $4million in the bargain.
SPEAKER: Donna Liu - Founder, AllPrinceton.com
MENU: Quiche Lorraine or Mushroom Quiche, Salad, Fruit Tart; Beverages provided
Princeton Public Library invites you to experience a broadcast of The Royal Wedding of Prince William & Catherine Middleton
in The Community Room on Friday, 29 April 2011 at 5:00 a.m
Tea and Crumpets will be served
This teens only event features films from the last festival of short student productions as well as highlights from previous years. Refreshments will be served.