Maine Public Broadcasting may have to lay off employees as it deals with a budget shortfall, reports the Portland Press Herald.

Oregon Public Broadcasting is partly responsible for the financial difficulties it faces, according to an Oregonian report. An accompanying article profiles Jack Galmiche, ...

Lea Sloan, new PBS v.p. of media relations, tells the Washington Post that a big part of her job will be making sure that ...

A group of pubcasting stations interested in Internet services will hold an Integrated Media Conference next April for both radio and TV ...

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals will review whether Frontline can film jury deliberations. “This is an important enough issue, and it’s good ...

The novelty has faded: Public radio’s Rewind is going off the air as host Bill Radke seeks a new gig, reports the ...

Bill Fantini, radio news director at WHYY in Philadelphia, resigned Dec. 9. Fantini recently developed a state-funded series of positive stories on ...

” . . . Ultimately, it’s a state agency buying good coverage,” comments a broadcast journalism professor on ethical lapses at WHYY-FM, ...

The Houston Chronicle reports that prosecutors filed new arguments in the Texas jury taping case.

KCTS is “in the midst of a severe financial crisis that has some concerned about whether it can, in the words of ...

Attorneys for Frontline and production executive Michael Sullivan explained the rationale for taping jury deliberations in a Texas death penalty case during a ...

Radio World‘s Skip Pizzi says digital radio may fail because it promises better sound but little new content. In the same issue, ...

The latest Eastern Public Radio newsletter covers Vinnie Curren’s CPB appointment (see below), successful fund drives, format advice and more.

Public radio producer Aimée Pomerleau just set up a website, Scorcher Radio.

CPB named Vinnie Curren, g.m. of WXPN in Philadelphia, its senior v.p. of radio.