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Joe Harrell, who joined WNET in 2011, was named managing editor of integrated initiatives and digital studios.
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Joe Harrell, who joined WNET in 2011, was named managing editor of integrated initiatives and digital studios.
José Fajardo will step down as president and GM July 31.
Johnston most recently worked as GM for the news division at GBH in Boston.
Santamaria takes the helm this month at SCPR, which operates LAist, and replaces CEO Herb Scannell, whose retirement was announced in September.
Letisha Bereola joined WJCT Public Media in Jacksonville, Fla., as director of podcasting.
“I want a chance at a different type of life while I still have my health and my wits about me!” Mathes said.
Janice Hui was named COO of the Independent Television Service.
Westin is the first woman to be Sesame Workshop’s CEO since the organization was established in 1968.
NETA named Timothy Eernisse COO and VP of education and growth.
Bell, who co-founded Vox.com in 2014 and became publisher of parent company Vox Media in 2016, will take the helm at CPM Sept. 3.
While Morash wasn’t always fond of the “Father of How-To” moniker, his track record of marquee programs like “This Old House” and “The Victory Garden” cemented his place as a media innovator.
Boosey helped set the Boston station’s path to growth as an NPR news powerhouse.
John Sutton, who joined New England Public Media as interim CCO, was hired permanently as VP of content and audience strategy.
During Freedman’s quarter-century with WWOZ, it transformed from a small station with uncertain finances into an internationally known institution representing New Orleans music and culture.
NPR hired Samantha Melbourneweaver as managing editor of digital, audience growth and engagement.
Smolkin will succeed longtime leader Steve Bass, who announced plans to step down last year.
Venza founded the series in 1972 and retired from public media in 2004.
Dan Lothian became editor-in-chief of GBH’s newsroom and “The World.”
Steven Keller became PD for WFIT in Melbourne, Fla.
Smith co-founded Firelight Media with filmmaker Stanley Nelson.