Author: Tyler Falk
CPB grant seeks to foster diversity in public radio newsrooms
The four stations collaborating on the project will each hire a new reporter.WVPB spared from fatal cuts in final state budget
The bill, enacted without Gov. Justice's signature, reduced the state network's annual subsidy by about $1 million.‘PBS NewsHour,’ KQED win funding to combat misinformation
The Knight Prototype Fund is backing 20 projects to fight fake news.USA Today Network picks up winner of WNYC podcast contest
The podcast will debut next year.NPR awards $10,000 to audio projects
NPR has funded five projects since last year through its Story Lab Workshop.Change-up in Virginia brings radio news to more listeners
The WVTF/Radio IQ network is further differentiating its formats.University budget crisis prompts St. Louis Public Radio takeover of station
Seven full-time staffers at KMST in Rolla, Mo., were laid off this week.PRI lays off three in newsroom reorganization
The layoffs were made "to make room for other positions that better met our needs,” a PRI spokesperson said.Radio Ambulante wants to train ‘next generation’ of Spanish-speaking producers
The podcast is offering online journalism training and fellowships.MPR’s The Current expands coverage in Duluth
The Triple A service will have three signals in the city.Boston station adds new podcast for kids
'Circle Round' launches in September.Latest Radiotopia podcast takes listeners inside San Quentin
The podcast, incubated through PRX's Podquest contest, debuts June 14.North Country Public Radio launches fundraiser for investigative reporting
The station hopes to raise $50,000 in listener support for its "Daylight Reporting Fund."KNKX finds blessings, burdens in taking reins as independent station
After clearing a fundraising hurdle to buy its license, the Washington station found its work was just beginning.WAMU sees gains in black, Latino audience
Listeners of the two ethnicities now make up about one-fourth of the station's audience, according to the Washingtonian.
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