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Attorney Frances Koncilja, who resigned from Colorado Public Radio’s board on June 6, is too troubled by behind-the-scenes events at CPR to keep silent about a range of issues.
“Attorney Frances Koncilja, who resigned from Colorado Public Radio’s board on June 6, is too troubled by behind-the-scenes events at CPR to keep silent about a range of issues, including what she sees as an ill-timed move to high-definition FM radio that could mean the sale of the statewide network’s AM stations.”
The story about CPR — and its HD Radio strategy — appears on the Denver Westword site.
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