Westin is the first woman to be Sesame Workshop’s CEO since the organization was established in 1968.

NETA named Timothy Eernisse COO and VP of education and growth.

President Biden has proposed upping CPB’s FY27 appropriation to $595 million.

While Morash wasn’t always fond of the “Father of How-To” moniker, his track record of marquee programs like “This Old House” and ...

John Sutton, who joined New England Public Media as interim CCO, was hired permanently as VP of content and audience strategy.

Paula Kerger’s decision to continue leading PBS “will cement, for a very long time to come, her status as the longest serving ...

“It’s never easy to say goodbye to colleagues and friends, but we feel confident that this will position us well for the ...

NPR hired Samantha Melbourneweaver as managing editor of digital, audience growth and engagement.

The weeknight news show will retain the name "PBS News Hour," while the PBS News brand will appear on digital platforms.

Smolkin will succeed longtime leader Steve Bass, who announced plans to step down last year.

If approved, it would be the third large infusion of funding for the Federal Emergency Management Agency–backed program.

The latest State of the System report was shared during the Public Media Business Association’s annual conference.

Venza founded the series in 1972 and retired from public media in 2004.

Dan Lothian became editor-in-chief of GBH’s newsroom and “The World.”

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