Through his efforts to share best practices in public TV fundraising, Soper gained “a wonderful perspective on stations across the country and their different kinds of needs,” said former PBS COO Neil Mahrer.

With the launch of the yearlong multimedia project "COVID in the Classroom," we flew the plane as we built it.

The board did not disclose why it fired former executive director Chuck Roberts.

Simensky had worked at PBS since 2003.

Our "Pathways to Philanthropy" webinar included essential elements of a successful pitch and mistakes to avoid.

PRX filled two new roles focused on podcasts.

Stations in Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Jackson, Miss., will join the CPB-supported Urban Alternative format with the goal of reaching new listeners.

Courtney joined LPB in 1976 and became its leader in 1985.

Harris-Perry has been interim host since July.

A narrow challenge to a law banning broadcasts of criminal proceedings may help expand journalists’ ability to cover trials.

The Virginia station teamed up with The Steel Wheels, a locally based Americana band, on "We Made You a Song."

"In working with musical artists, I learned that egos are enormous, and concerns are varied and unpredictable," writes Larry Rifkin in his new memoir, "No Dead Air: Career Reflections From the TV Executive Who Saved Barney the Dinosaur From Extinction."

Hutchins succeeds Becky Magura, who left the station to lead Nashville Public Television.

Aguilar will be EP of "Morning Edition" and "Up First."

Swanson has led the station since 2008.