About the Public Insight NetworkBecome part of our Public Insight Network and join more than 200,000 people who help make Boise State Public Radio news even stronger.
We'll ask you to
share your observations, insights and experience. We then pass on your information to our reporters and editors who may follow up with a request for more information, or perhaps an interview. Thanks to digital technology, our radio producers and reporters can quickly find and learn from thousands of people who have experience or knowledge on a story we are covering.
It's a great way to share what you know. So open up. And
add your insight to the news coverage that half a million people count on every day.
Your help will make public radio coverage stronger- By giving our shows access to first person information and sources, new story ideas, a wider range of perspectives, and information that helps us identify under-covered or emerging issues.
- By broadening our network of sources and strengthening our connections with diverse people around the region.
- By helping us create deeper and more relevant reporting based on a diverse range of sources.
What you can expect by becoming a public source- E-mails asking for your insight on issues we plan to cover — you respond only if you have knowledge, or forward to a friend with relevant experience in the topic.
- An occasional follow-up call or e-mail to get more information, if we follow a lead you provide.
- Confidentiality: We won't quote you on the radio or the Web without your permission.
- An open line for you to tell our radio programs what stories are important to you, your family and your community and help us set our coverage priorities.
- An occasional invitation to public insight meetings we hold in your area.
- No spam, marketing calls, or requests for money — your information is private and is not shared outside of a small circle of trusted journalists.
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Become part of our Public Insight Network and join more than 200,000 people who help make Boise State Public Radio's network of sources and experts even…
