Author: Tyler Falk
How pubmedia’s lack of openness, transparency around pay is hindering the push for fairer salaries
As employees press for higher pay and paths for career advancement, those trying to fix the problems say they're encountering reticence, reluctance ...Study finds public TV outpacing radio in donor growth
Public TV saw "incredible growth" in sustainers, according to the donorCentrics Benchmarking Project. Meanwhile, public radio may face a "downward slope" in ...WBJC hires Richard Miles as GM
Miles was most recently GM at WBAA.NPR promotes Isabel Lara to chief communications officer
The position is new at the network.‘Takeaway’ host Tanzina Vega resigns
Melissa Harris-Perry will be the radio show's interim host through the end of the year.KPFK hires Miquel Calçada as GM
Calçada was hired at KOPN in January.WNMU-FM station manager Evelyn Massaro retires
“It's been a fun ride and now I'm off to live the next chapter of my life as an eccentric sustaining member,” ...Erika Pulley-Hayes selected to lead WAMU
Pulley-Hayes, a former CPB VP, currently runs a public radio station in Florida.Purdue University approves WFYI owner to operate WBAA
The Indianapolis-based public broadcaster said that it “intends to maintain several staff positions” at the station in West Lafayette, Ind.Tom Rieland to retire as WOSU GM
Rieland will retire at the end of the year.New Hampshire Public Radio staffers form union
The staffers are seeking voluntary recognition of their union from CEO Jim Schachter.Scott Tong named ‘Here & Now’ co-host
Tong has worked for "Marketplace" for more than 16 years.Phoenix’s KJZZ to close Mexico City bureau
"We didn't have quite the feedback from the expat community as we'd hoped," said KJZZ's GM.Citing finances and audience strategy, New Hampshire Public Radio ends ‘Exchange’
The change comes after longtime host Laura Knoy announced that she would step down.Union files lawsuit against New York Public Radio
The dispute centers on NYPR’s termination of reporter Fred Mogul.
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