System/Policy
WLRN staffers announce intent to unionize
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The petition for management recognition was signed by 75% of the Miami station’s content creators.
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The petition for management recognition was signed by 75% of the Miami station’s content creators.
NPR made their podcast bundle available to anyone in July.
The One Small Step projects aims to help participants realize that “no matter what side you are on across the political spectrum, most people are just sane, normal human beings and that our neighbors are not our enemies,” says StoryCorps founder and president Dave Isay.
Income from current fiscal year development activities is projected to top 17% over FY23.
Four GMs and CEOs who started in their roles in 2023 discuss their priorities in uncertain times.
“I’m thrilled to step into the position of CEO at Vermont Public at this pivotal time for public media and our country.”
Decker is currently SVP of innovation and systems strategy at CPB.
Schaff previously led the development of LA Times Studios.
“Closer Look with Rose Scott” will explore how issues affecting the city of Atlanta play out nationally.
The survey of radio news salaries showed a 2.5% decline compared to last year’s survey.
“What precautions does NPR take, if any, to ensure that financial contributions from its donors do not impact its editorial decisions?” Cruz asked.
Loewinger was the show’s first-ever reporter.
Gilbert will begin in the role next month.
Programmers are pessimistic that cume ratings can rebound to their pre-pandemic highs, but that doesn’t stop them from trying.
José Fajardo will step down as president and GM July 31.
“We don’t have room for any more egos,” said Dale Anglin, inaugural director of the $500 million philanthropic initiative.
The grant will support the creation of an Appalachia newsroom and experiments with short-form video.
“I want a chance at a different type of life while I still have my health and my wits about me!” Mathes said.
96% of participating union members voted no confidence in the outgoing CEO.
The board chair of the WVPB Foundation said he believes that publicly naming a funder during a meeting cost the station the chance to apply for a three-year grant.