Summary: NPR’s Morning Edition recently revised their clock, the second-by-second schedule of newscasts, longer segments, promos, music beds and funding messages for each hour of the show. The new clock, effective August 13, 2018, represents the first change in Morning Edition’s scheduling since 2014. Most notably, it features two newscasts per hour instead of the three in the old format. Previously, you would hear headlines at 1 minute, 19 minutes and 42 minutes after the hour.
