Author: Tyler Falk
WDSE/WRPT rebrands as PBS North
The station is the latest to co-brand with PBS.WNET to buy New York radio station
WNET plans to pay $100,000 for WEER-FM.Staffers at St. Louis Public Radio seek to unionize
The proposed unit would include 42 employees in both on-air and off-air roles.Alabama Public Television hires Wayne Reid as executive director
"We are excited about the background skills and energy that Wayne will bring to Alabama Public Television."Jonathan Seaborn to lead UA Little Rock Public Radio
Seaborn is currently CCO at Texas Tech Public Media in Lubbock, where he has worked for more than eight years.KMFA hires George Preston as CEO
He begins later this month.GBH receives $16 million to support public broadcasting archive
The award is GBH's largest private grant ever.Public broadcasters caution FCC on proposed changes to emergency alert regulations
NPR, Native Public Media and the National Federation of Community Broadcasters shared concerns about the costs and resources it would take for ...Dante Betteo retires as KCSM station manager
Betteo had led the station for nine years.WVPB leadership denies that state officials interfered with journalism
The statements come after a reporter said she was "let go" from her WVPB job after reporting on a state agency.Asia Burnett promoted to station manager at WKMS
Burnett has served as interim station manager since July.NPR cuts summer 2023 internship program
The network has also delayed its Reflect America Fellowship due to budget concerns.South Dakota Public Broadcasting deletes TikTok accounts following governor’s ban
Gov. Kristi Noem's executive order prohibits state agencies and employees from downloading or accessing TikTok on state-owned or leased devices.WFAE union recognized by management
Content staffers announced last month their intention to unionize.Survey finds noncommercial radio stations outpace commercial counterparts in newsroom diversity
This year's RTDNA/Newhouse School at Syracuse University Survey survey found that 63.9% of noncommercial radio newsrooms surveyed had staffers of color.
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