Author: Tyler Falk
Public media considers next steps to position itself for major news funding
“Every station has an obligation to ask the question, ‘How can we best approach this opportunity? Who are the right partners to ...Peter Dominowski to lead the University Station Alliance
Dominowski previously led Northeast Indiana Public Radio for nearly a decade.New Hampshire Public Radio union ratifies first contract
The three-year contract is expected to go into effect in the coming weeks.New York Public Radio lays off 6% of staff
The cuts primarily affected roles within WNYC Studios, the division that houses the organization’s podcasts.Mark Vogelzang to retire from Nevada Public Radio
Vogelzang joined the station last year.Radio Bilingüe is ‘reshaping’ executive director’s role
The organization plans to hire a co-executive director to work with Hugo Morales.Ken Mills, public radio blogger and consultant, dies at 75
“No station was too small or too too big for him to talk to.”NYPR to cut about 12% of staff
“Economic headwinds on multiple fronts” have prompted a reduction in workforce, CEO LaFontaine Oliver told staff.How public radio programmers replaced ‘The Takeaway’
The show’s cancellation meant that stations have “fewer options to offer our audience during the midday,” said Sean Birch of South Carolina ...CPB awards $2.25M to bolster statehouse reporting
Grants to seven stations and NPR aim to “fill gaps” in public media's statehouse reporting.PRX to distribute WUNC program ‘Embodied’
The hourlong program discusses sex, relationships, health and other themes that get into “taboo territory.”Herb Scannell, CEO of Southern California Public Radio, to retire
Scannell has led the organization since 2019.Former St. Louis Public Radio GM Tim Eby sues university for defamation
Tim Eby is suing the station's licensee over articles published by STLPR.NPR plans conservative budget following down year in revenue
NPR is “budgeting conservatively as we get past some of the economic uncertainty that's happening right now," said CFO Daphne Kwon.NPR CEO John Lansing to retire
“John has faced the highs and lows with grace and equanimity,” said NPR Board Chair Jeff Sine.
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