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“Our newsroom is creating all this work, and it didn’t make sense that we weren’t actually taking some of that work and putting it up in the podcast realm,” says Ave Carrillo, WNYC’s EP of local podcasts.
“I’ve decided to move on and end what has been an incredibly rewarding career with NPR,” Cowan said.
Hull first started working for Nebraska’s public television station in 1955 and was still serving as a senior advisor to Nebraska Public Media when he died.
“After more than three decades, my career at the BBC is drawing to a close,” Iqbal said.
“Clearly, the path to diversifying audiences for our organizations involves a robust digital strategy in addition to making our radio programming welcoming to listeners from all backgrounds and ethnicities,” writes the leader of Classical KING FM.
Miller had previously worked as the station’s production director.
“We need to give people hope, because there’s so much just negativity.”
Through a content-sharing partnership that launched in 2013, OPB’s newsroom is helping newspapers deliver valuable coverage to their readers.
Michael Garofalo, who worked for StoryCorps from 2004–18, rejoined the nonprofit.
We need your help identifying rising stars in the system so we can amplify their voices, ideas and experiences.
“‘If you build it, they will come’ isn’t really a strong strategy in an era of competing algorithms and news consumption silos,” said News Director Jenna Dooley.
The Harrisburg-based public media organization will receive several newspapers from Steinman Communications.
The deal with Hulu continues PBS’ efforts to make its programs accessible to people who don’t watch broadcast television.
“I don’t think Oklahomans want to use their tax dollars to indoctrinate kids,” Gov. Kevin Stitt said.
The station in Syracuse, N.Y., has started a stream of programs “about local people, local perspectives and positive stories about the community.”
Dean will retire Friday after 42 years in public radio.
“What this tells us, really, is we’re headed in the right direction,” said NPR CDO Leora Hanser.
New episodes of the popular British series will be available to public TV viewers starting July 1.
The grants were announced Thursday during BPM’s PitchBLACK Awards.
In a Q&A, lawyers Melodie Virtue and Brad Deutsch discuss what’s next for pubcasters experimenting with ATSC 3.0 and what questions are still too new to even have answers yet.