Author: Tyler Falk
Classical California reduces workforce due to funding cuts
The organization is losing $1.1 million in annual revenue with the rescission of CPB funds.PMCC executive director Abby Goldstein to retire
“I want to thank you all so much for giving me the opportunity to lead the organization and to have an impact ...Ira Glass to pubmedia: ‘The time of invention does not need to be over’
It’s an “enormously energizing moment to be on the radio and doing journalism,” Glass told attendees at the Public Media Content Conference.Rhode Island public broadcaster offers voluntary separations
CEO Pam Johnston called the move a “first step” in responding to federal funding cuts.Ari Shapiro to leave NPR
“We’re excited to see what Ari does next as he embarks on creating more of his own work,” said Edith Chapin, SVP, ...APMG cuts 30 staff amid state, federal funding cuts
Newsroom staff were reportedly not affected.NPR adds Mountain West regional newsroom
A grant will support a full-time digital editor and an Indigenous affairs reporter for the regional newsroom.Chuck Roberts leaves top job at Lakeshore Public Media for MPT
“Thank you to everyone at Lakeshore Public Media for the opportunity to serve NW Indiana,” Roberts said.Judy Diaz named Delmarva Public Media GM
“I feel like all of my career has led to this role,” Diaz said.NPR ‘founding mother’ Susan Stamberg will retire
“Everyone who has ever worked for NPR and its member stations has Susan to thank for making those three letters mean something ...Florida’s WFIT cuts three staff: ‘Funding loss is just too big’
The station is losing $240,000 annually from state and federal funding cuts.WQED to lay off 35% of staff due to federal funding cuts
The organization laid off 19 employees, primarily in its marketing, membership and production departments.Donors ‘stepping up’ to bolster stations after CPB funding cuts
Some campaigns have brought in enough to replace the CPB grants that stations expected to receive this fall.American Public Media Group plans layoffs amid $6M deficit
The organization is planning to lay off 5% to 8% of staff, according to MPR News.NPR’s Edith Chapin to step down
"I have had two big executive jobs for two years and I want to take a break,” Chapin told NPR's David Folkenflik. ...
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