Author: Tyler Falk
KCUR staffers seek to unionize
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The buyouts aim to cut expenses by about 10% in the first phase of the station's budget reduction plan.WFYI union receives voluntary recognition
The staff announced their intent to unionize earlier this month.Favian Perez tapped as CEO of Nevada Public Radio
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Vic Vela said the station “exploited my health condition ... only to terminate me as soon as they had to deal with ...Bill sparks concerns over independence of West Virginia Public Broadcasting
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The cuts affected staff in CPR’s audio and podcast production departments.WBUR considers cuts amid budget troubles
CEO Margaret Low told donors that “given our current economics, we'll likely need to make some tough choices in the coming months."Joyce Slocum, CEO of Texas Public Radio, dies at 66
Slocum, who had led Texas Public Radio since 2014, died of complications from colon cancer.CPB responds to new inquiry from Ted Cruz about board meeting audio
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Baltimore Public Media operates WYPR and WTMD.
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