System/Policy
From alligator clips to high-speed internet: the past, present and future of remote work at ...
While the pandemic has accelerated the pace of change and increased the sheer number of people working remotely, NPR has had at ...How pubmedia is navigating the pros and cons of remote work
New workplace norms are giving employees greater flexibility, while leaders are learning to manage remote teams and build community.Crosscut Union vows to challenge newsroom restructuring plan
Cascade Public Media described the reorganization as a pivot to produce more multimedia journalism.Uniting the voices of PBS and NPR: a bold merger for the marketplace of ideas
"The potential merger of PBS and NPR is a strategic and necessary step in securing the future of public media."WHQR staffers announce intent to unionize
The staffers at the public radio station said in a statement that they aim to create “a better, healthier and more transparent ...‘Lots of small factors’ compress GM salaries at university-owned stations
Current’s latest analysis of executive compensation found that the median salary for GMs at university-licensed stations was the lowest among licensee types.Executive compensation in pubmedia: what station and organization leaders are earning
Our study includes the annual earnings of leaders representing 87 public media stations and major organizations.PRX cuts positions due to declining podcast sponsorship
The layoffs affected "teams including marketing, station services, training, and technology and advertising operations."Beyond translation: How WNIJ created content specifically for the Latinx community
"'If you build it, they will come' isn’t really a strong strategy in an era of competing algorithms and news consumption silos," ...WITF to receive Lancaster-based news organization as gift
The Harrisburg-based public media organization will receive several newspapers from Steinman Communications.Oklahoma governor seeks to phase out OETA, citing programming that ‘overly sexualizes’ children
"I don’t think Oklahomans want to use their tax dollars to indoctrinate kids," Gov. Kevin Stitt said.Judge dismisses defamation lawsuit against New Hampshire Public Radio
The case centered on NHPR’s investigation of alleged sexual misconduct by the former CEO of an addiction recovery center.Twitter drops ‘government-funded’ label from NPR, PBS
Twitter also removed the label from public broadcasters outside the U.S.NPR stops using Twitter because platform is ‘undermining our credibility,’ CEO says
Some stations have also announced that they're leaving the social media platform.NPR partners with Spotify to boost podcast advertising
"The partnership ... allows us to expand sponsorship categories to get more business,” says Gina Garrubbo, CEO of National Public Media.
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