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A KTNA news producer learned about public media’s vital role during an emergency.
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A KTNA news producer learned about public media’s vital role during an emergency.
Maja Mrkoci joined CPB in 2015 as VP of content and digital media.
Childhood summers at the Chautauqua Institution led this now-retired executive to seek a mix of showbiz, education and culture in public television.
The freelance journalist says public media should lead by putting people first.
Maria Hinojosa, Futuro’s president and founder, called Erika Dilday “a seasoned professional.”
Eric Hyyppa replaces Skip Hinton, NETA president for 28 years, in November.
Georgia Public Broadcasting’s Bill Nigut loves talking with people about politics.
A public radio story about migration helped Nandini Sen feel connected to the U.S. and led to her career in public media.
We asked readers to help recommend up-and-comers whose names we may not know but should.
Luck, circumstance and some steering from his spouse led Bill Shribman to public media and WGBH.
The Asian American Journalists Association and Global Editors Network also recognized public media journalists and organizations at recent conferences.
Lauren Chapman chose public media because the newsroom doesn’t have to fight with management to hold public officials accountable.
Kathy Merritt is the new SVP for journalism and radio at CPB.
Public media encouraged Joni Deutsch’s evolving musical appetite with indie and alternative bands and little-heard sounds.
After returning to Pittsburgh, he began volunteering at WZUM, a station started by former colleagues.
In a changing media landscape, the future of public media is local, writes WUCF’s Phil Hoffman.
Michael Hirsh may be the most overqualified journalism intern working today.
New hires at American Public Media include an audience development SVP.
Schwartz, Woods & Miller helped many public broadcasters secure their first FCC licenses.
If WHYY’s Art Ellis hadn’t failed some of his core courses in college, he may not have discovered purpose and a new direction at WRUW-FM in Cleveland.