APT Executive Director Wayne Reid told the Alabama Education Television Commission that the network is studying ways to separate from PBS.

“My time at WUSF has been incredibly rewarding,” Urofsky said.

Lakshmanan joins co-hosts Scott Tong and Robin Young next month.

The corporation announced Monday that agreements with performing rights organizations and SoundExchange will be paid through Dec. 31, 2027.

When KQED began producing unscripted audio spots for news stories, the audience response revealed a new strategy for building digital engagement.

The grant “is both an affirmation of the essential role community radio plays in civic life and an investment in the infrastructure that sustains it,” said NFCB CEO Rima Dael.

Zoe Clark, who joined Michigan Public in 2006, was promoted to associate GM.

CEO Jennifer Ferro said the station is restructuring to best “position us against the twin challenges of needing to adapt to how people consume media today as well as the loss of federal dollars.”

The stations’ leaders see opportunities in coming together for events and in informing their audiences about upcoming activities in the region.

Ron Hetrick resigned Oct. 13 from his role at Pennon, which also includes the LNP newspaper and LancasterOnline website.

The initiative formally launched in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic and had continued to receive funding from the state.

Pitter-Armand was most recently chief advancement officer at Crisis Text Line.

The merger is with the Public Media Journalism Foundation, which PMJA established seven years ago. 

Stamberg had retired from NPR in September.

The university licensee aims to cut annual costs by $1.8 million and is weighing next steps for KWSU’s license.