Author: Mike Janssen
ValleyPBS bids farewell to CEO after 7 months
Jenny Toste had led the station since December.KCRW employees approve union membership
The SAG-AFTRA bargaining unit will include more than 90 employees.KCRW employees plan to join SAG-AFTRA; KUOW unit approves first contract
KCRW employees hope to vote this month on whether to join the union. Meanwhile, KUOW employees approved a contract after a year ...The Public Media Stack: imagining a better tech ecosystem for today’s pubmedia
A former BBC executive hopes to steer public media organizations toward using digital platforms and tools that reinforce their ethics and values.Comings and goings: Third Coast co-founder to depart, NPR adds Hill voice …
Johanna Zorn will leave the Third Coast International Audio Festival this fall.UNC system taps arts school leader for TV CEO
Lindsay Bierman has led the North Carolina School of the Arts since 2014.After resolving disagreement, Apsell retires from WGBH
Apsell has led "Nova" for 33 years.WPBS chooses new president
Mark Prasuhn takes on the job June 3.Comings and goings: Myers named COO in L.A., PBS picks new public editor …
Jamie Annunzio Myers is the new COO of the organization formed by the merger of PBS SoCal and KCETLink Media Group.Comings and goings: Crossan tapped as ‘World’ EP, radio journalists picked as Nieman Fellows …
Plus new faces (and voices) at NPR, WAMU and "Latino USA."LaFontaine E. Oliver named next GM of Baltimore’s WYPR
Oliver previously led the city's WEAA-FM from 2007–13.Comings and goings: NPR names Gilbert VP for news programming, Adewunmi joins ‘TAL’ …
Plus, hirings and promotions at KQED, KPBS and Paragon Media Strategies.Greg Petrowich picked as WFYI’s new leader
Petrowich now leads WSIU Public Broadcasting in Carbondale, Ill.Mitch Teich to lead North Country Public Radio
Teich has worked for Milwaukee Public Radio since 2006.VIA Public Media adds Bucknell U.’s FM station
VIA Public Media will offer internships and train Bucknell students.
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