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Comings and goings: Laura Knoy to retire from NHPR, PBS North Carolina hires chief education ...
Knoy has hosted New Hampshire Public Radio's "The Exchange" for 25 years.CapRadio takes on management of Humboldt State’s KHSU
The Sacramento station and North State Public Radio in Chico, Calif., will handle daily operations and programming of KHSU and four other ...Longtime PRI, PRX employee Cathy Twiss dies
“Cathy was quite simply the best public radio has,” said a colleague.Sleeping late, mountain biking and stupid TV shows: how our readers are getting through the ...
As part of our series "The Way We Work Now," we asked for your tips on staying sane and connected.WAMU reaches second deal to sell Maryland station
A religious broadcaster is expected to buy the Ocean City FM signal.Windscreens, Post-Its and DAWs: more tech tool recommendations from our readers
We still love technology, always and forever.Apps, treadmill desks and off buttons: tech tool recommendations from our readers
We asked people in public media to tell us about the software, gadgets and gizmos that are making their lives easier.KOPN selects Miquel Calçada as new leader
Calçada worked in public broadcasting in Spain before moving to the U.S.Pipeline 2021: Our annual survey of shows coming to public TV
Current’s latest survey of new programs coming to public TV provides a snapshot of 117 productions in the works for national distribution.KCRW responds to drop in income with buyouts, layoffs
The station's revenue has declined amid the pandemic due to "a large dip" in sponsorship.Public TV seeks exemption from FCC translator requirement
The new requirement is “regulatory make-work” that “does not serve any necessary or legitimate purpose,” PBS and America's Public Television Stations argued. ...WAMU announces resignation of GM JJ Yore
Yore's handling of employee misconduct had drawn widespread criticism from staff and prompted calls for his departure.Live White House briefings wane on public radio as NPR leaves ‘All Things Considered’ intact
Stations had asked the network to move the briefings to a breaking news channel, pointing to President Trump’s handling of the daily ...Newest journalism hub will expand coverage in Gulf States
Four stations in Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana will form the collaborative newsroom.Get inspired with our huge list of local content and engagement projects
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