Author: Tyler Falk
Top marketing exec to exit NPR
Meg Goldthwaite started at the network in 2016.KOSU names Rachel Hubbard executive director
Hubbard has been serving as interim director since 2019.WAMU sells Maryland station to Delaware Public Media
The sale allows WAMU to “focus its resources on the Washington, D.C., region."Minnesota university considers selling radio station to local pubcaster
A public television station would take over KUMD if the deal goes through.KRCC GM resigns following deal with Colorado Public Radio
Kyle Cunningham said he is "seeking to find some balance in my personal and professional life."Public radio’s music station network rebrands to avoid ‘confusion’
The rebranded VuHaus Group will continue to curate and control the Live Sessions platform on NPR Music.NPR’s Loren Mayor to leave for WWF
NPR CEO John Lansing called Mayor "the NPR mission personified."They’re alive — but NPR wants to drive a stake in ‘Franken FMs’
In an FCC proceeding, the network argued that FM radio services operated by low-power TV stations are a “grossly inefficient use of ...WBGO CEO resigns following internal review
The station said it is adopting changes recommended by a law firm that reviewed its management practices.NPR creates investigative team for breaking news
NPR received $1 million from a donor to support its investigative journalism.NPR’s Keith Woods promoted to chief diversity officer
Woods will help NPR "build a more diverse and inclusive organization."‘From the Top’ names new host
Peter Dugan has been guest-hosting the show since 2018.‘The World’ receives CPB grant for project on young Latino voters
Reporters at public radio stations will contribute to "Every 30 Seconds."Colorado Public Radio partners with college to operate KRCC
CPR will take over operation of the Colorado Springs station.Michigan’s WMUK switches from mixed-format programming
The station will focus its strongest signal on news and entertainment.
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