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In their new roles, Marlon Bishop will also be Head of Podcasts and New Business, while Peniley Ramírez will serve as Head of News and Investigations.
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In their new roles, Marlon Bishop will also be Head of Podcasts and New Business, while Peniley Ramírez will serve as Head of News and Investigations.
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Lynne Slattery most recently worked at the Obama Foundation as director of development for Southern California and the Southwest.
The podcast’s second season focuses on whistleblowers who “went against the code of silence,” says Julie Small, criminal justice reporter at KQED.
Pillsbury currently works as director of strategic content initiatives for Ideastream Public Media.
After a $61 million acquisition by public media, Chicago-Sun Times readers get free content, and the newsroom has grown. But no one’s taking a victory lap for local news yet.
“Our approach to integrating AI into journalism must be inclusive. It’s crucial to engage with our communities, inviting their input and ensuring AI-generated content is human-guided so that the content resonates and serves audiences effectively.”
Slocum, who had led Texas Public Radio since 2014, died of complications from colon cancer.
Stations and nonprofit news outlets have turned to LinkedIn, WhatsApp and text messaging to see how newsletter audiences respond.
Evan Slavitt will step in as SVP and general counsel for CPB.
Barrington succeeds Mik Benedek, who retired from the position.
Slocum, who became TPR’s leader in 2014, has colon cancer.
CPB CEO Patricia Harrison said that a CPB technician mistakenly “clicked the wrong setting” when he was adjusting settings on the corporation’s SoundCloud profile.
PBS North Carolina and WHUT in Washington, D.C., among others, can leverage ATSC 3.0 technology to provide geotargeted emergency alerts.
“The appeal of the content must be clearly different than what we currently offer. The people needed to do this work are probably not even in our industry today.”
“I was confident that … we could convince people of every political persuasion that a modest investment in you is a smart investment in America itself,” Butler told attendees at the Public Media Summit.
“Establishing an appropriate home for an historic record such as this is a challenge facing many in the digital media space, and we will pursue options over the next year,” the station said in a statement Wednesday.
Baltimore Public Media operates WYPR and WTMD.
Fallon has led the organization for 12 years.
Management shared a “new strategic framework” with staff Friday.