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Tyler Falk covers public radio for Current. He has more than 10 years of digital journalism experience at outlets including Grist, The Atlantic Cities and SmartPlanet.
Law firm Foster Garvey PC has seen “an increasing number of licensees” that have “expressed concerns with the binary options provided to answer the question of gender” on some FCC forms.
Unit members overwhelmingly approved the three-year deal.
The Ozy Media CEO stepped down as the governance committee prepared to reconsider his role on the board.
The outlets agreed to a nonbinding deal Wednesday.
CPM’s interim CEO told staff that the entities are looking to “strengthen local journalism in the city and our region.”
Daniel Alarcón, host and EP of NPR’s “Radio Ambulante” podcast, was among this year’s recipients.
NPR has exceeded financial expectations in the current fiscal year thanks in part to a “great resurgence” in sponsorship.
“If new donors continue declining overall, that means retention of those donors is going to be more important than ever.”
Kent State University trustees approved Wednesday a public service operating agreement with Ideastream.
The contract comes after nearly two years of negotiations.
“We treasure every single day of the 25 years that we had in public radio,” said EP Laura Sher.
“It’s been a truly stressful couple of years both personally and professionally,” Crane told Current, “so I plan on restoring my energy and spirit, and then deciding what’s next.”
Dominowski joined NIPR in 2013.
“He was about as good a colleague as you could ever hope for,” said Don Lee, who worked with Briscoe at NPR.
NPM is seeing “millions in return on our investment,” said CEO Gina Garrubbo.
The majority of the funding is supporting the station’s live-events venue.
Taylor succeeds Jon McTaggart, who announced last year plans to leave the organization.
The bargaining unit includes content staffers such as reporters and hosts.
