System/Policy
Carlos Watson resigns from NPR board
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The Ozy Media CEO stepped down as the governance committee prepared to reconsider his role on the board.
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The Ozy Media CEO stepped down as the governance committee prepared to reconsider his role on the board.
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The position is new at the network.
The weekly hour of comedy, trivia and music airs on more than 300 stations.
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The team is funded by a $500,000 CPB grant.
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The plan to sell Pocket Casts is in “early stages of development,” according to an NPR spokesperson.