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“If I have to put my digital tape recorder down to help, I will,” said reporter Casey Kuhn.
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“If I have to put my digital tape recorder down to help, I will,” said reporter Casey Kuhn.
Boland has led KQED since 2010.
The announcement comes nearly a year after Michael Oreskes resigned from the job following sexual harassment claims.
Jackson is station manager at ideastream in Cleveland and has headed the National Federation of Community Broadcasters.
Brian Sickora will join Bob Daino, former CEO of WCNY in Syracuse, N.Y., at Acreage Holdings.
Breitenfeld’s work in the early 1960s helped shape the case for the Public Broadcasting Act.
“You never know what you’ll hear on public radio,” says pianist and composer Victor Moore.
Keating was also an early supporter of the Digital Convergence Alliance, a joint master control service in Jacksonville, Fla.
Jo Anne Wallace, VP and GM of KQED Radio, has worked for the San Francisco station since 1990.
The documentarian died Sept. 16 at the age of 97.
Under the restructuring, CEO Jarl Mohn is turning his focus to fundraising and the “visibility” of NPR content.
Shawn Halford spent 21 years as senior director of programming and scheduling of PBS’ National Program Service.
“Susan Howarth epitomized the very best of public broadcasting,” said PBS President Paula Kerger.
Twin Cities PBS in St. Paul, Minn., has hired Wilson as its first VP of digital publishing.
Colleagues recalled him as a “meticulous mastering engineer” with a “mellifluous announcing voice.”
And former PBS and CPB executive Jennifer Lawson is the new vice chair of the American Archive of Public Broadcasting council.
Luis Perez, vice chair of the AIR Board, will oversee operations until a successor is hired.
Emily Littleton has worked in communications at NPR for more than 20 years.
PBS has hired Jane Chu, former head of the National Endowment for the Arts.
Henry Morgenthau III joined WGBH in 1957, just two years after it went on the air.