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Comings and goings: Allegiance Software founder retires, CPB's Harrison receives Chaplin fellowship ...
Sonja Jensen began writing software for Prairie Public Broadcasting in 1978.Buckingham picked to lead Washington's KBCS
Dana Buckingham joins the station from Nebraska's KVNO.Four stations hope to stay competitive, retain staff with new workforce collaborative
WNED, WQED, ideastream and Detroit Public Television will share job listings, best practices and training opportunities.
NPR expands ‘Up First’ to Saturdays
Lulu Garcia-Navarro and Scott Simon will host the Saturday edition of the podcast.NPR names next ‘TED Radio Hour’ host
Manoush Zomorodi also hosts the WNYC Studios podcast “Note to Self.”PBS begins rollout of electric-blue brand refresh
The rebranding will bring uniformity to PBS' brand identity on screens of every size.
PRX drops PRI from branding
The organization had previously used dual branding with PRI and PRX.Comings and goings: APT promotes staffers, Rath hosts on WGBH ...
Three longtime employees at American Public Television are stepping into new roles.How the Works Progress Administration played a critical role in WNYC's history
The New York station may not have survived the Great Depression without help from the federal government.NPR Illinois clashes with university licensee over coverage of harassment on campus
Journalists at the station are challenging the university's use of Title IX rules to bar them from protecting anonymous sources.WHYY workers vote to join union
Approval of joining SAG-AFTRA was nearly unanimous.Music by your colleagues: lovesickness, crucifixion and stoner rock operas
If you like your rock 'n' roll with "witchcraft, a high-speed motorcycle chase and lions taking over the circus," we've got a song for you.Mary Anne Alhadeff on a 'life well spent' in public media
The outgoing CEO of KERA reflects on women in leadership roles, the need to collaborate, and why you should never tape a program on the first day of daylight saving time.New exhibit takes visitors behind the scenes of Maryland Public Television's 50-year history
Videos, photos and memorabilia from MPT's past programming are on display at the University of Maryland.FCC proposal to end Channel 6 protections draws conflicting responses from NPR, KKJZ
In comments filed this month, the California station raised concerns about TV channels interfering with radio broadcasts.
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