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12:05am

Fri April 13, 2012
Friday Feedback

Friday Feedback for April 13, 2012

Listener Nick wrote: "There are many programs that I enjoy, but NPR's coverage leaves much to be desired. They are biased, [and] lack objectivity, and journalistic integrity.

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12:05am

Fri January 27, 2012
Bouquets, brickbats and more

Friday Feedback for January 27, 2012

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Susan Smith Sims wrote:

I arrived in Wilmington just a bit before WHQR and have loved living here and watching WHQR develop, change, struggle (well, that part hasn't always been fun), grow and adapt to the changing needs of our residents, our cultural arts community and budget constraints. Over the years, I've participated in a variety of ways - though never as much as I would have liked- and am an avid supporter of the independent spirit, local coverage of the arts and artists as well as big picture information that WHQR provides. I can't imagine Wilmington without WHQR and the many personalities involved over the years. Cinematique may be one of the best offerings in our community. Thanks to all of you for your good work and dedication. Best, Susan.

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12:02pm

Fri October 28, 2011
Inside WHQR

Welcome to our new website!

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The new WHQR website is now live! Please take a look and let us know what you think. This has been a gradual process of rolling out, so it's possible you may not see the changes immediately. Try holding down your Shift key and refresh your browser to get the very latest version.

WHQR web intern John Mortara deserves tremendous thanks for the planning and work he put into this work.

It's for real, but we're aware of some issues that have cropped up. Some of them are due to our still learning the system, some are due to issues we need to get NPR to fix, because this site is powered by NPR Digital Services. And we're still creating new content and adapting old. So please let us know what you think at:

mailto:feedback@whqr.org

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