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Why focusing too much on digital could make stations lose their way

“A strong app or polished social media presence won’t compensate for a lack of meaningful, locally relevant content.”

Senior Field Correspondent Nina Kravinsky, a former NPR producer, is reporting from the station’s news bureau in Hermosillo.

Dempsey most recently worked as VP of radio for WLVR.

South Dakota’s governor has proposed a sudden funding reduction for South Dakota Public Broadcasting after approving previous increases.

The station, previously a CBS affiliate, reaches more than 85,000 viewers in southern Anchorage.

The CWA unit representing StoryCorps workers is challenging how management handled recent layoffs, alleging retaliation.

“José was an inspirational force in so many ways,” said HPR CEO Meredith Artley.

With dating mixers, breweries and family days, stations aim to welcome millennials to public media fandom.

The contract, negotiated this fall, covers PBS animation writers for the first time.

In addition, an ongoing and worsening decline among sustainers is a growing concern for radio stations.

Lack of diversity in leadership was a constant refrain in responses to the association’s 2023 online survey.

“1912,” a podcast from the Atlanta History Center and WABE, traces descendants of Black people who fled racist mobs and night riders.