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New donor challenges are having obvious impacts on both overall sustainers and even high-dollar gifts for radio.
Santamaria takes the helm this month at SCPR, which operates LAist, and replaces CEO Herb Scannell, whose retirement was announced in September.
“My hope now is to help other journalists approach gun violence coverage from a slower and more intentional place.”
Stations are beginning to see “green shoots” in raising money from on-demand audiences. We need to grow them, and quickly.
“We don’t have room for any more egos,” said Dale Anglin, inaugural director of the $500 million philanthropic initiative.
The station offered the voluntary buyouts in May, with CCO Kristen Muller saying at the time the organization faced a budget shortfall over the next two years.
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Public media’s response to the problems facing local news has not been “commensurate” with the crisis, the report said.
Letisha Bereola joined WJCT Public Media in Jacksonville, Fla., as director of podcasting.
President Biden has proposed upping CPB’s FY27 appropriation to $595 million.
The grant will support the creation of an Appalachia newsroom and experiments with short-form video.
Experts say stations should focus more on cultivating major gifts to support their long-term growth.
Employee Resource Groups can help to amplify underrepresented voices, promote education and break down barriers within your organization.
An analysis by the Wyncote Foundation spotlights what’s working for news-driven stations.
A coalition of public broadcasters called for the change when the commission reconsidered requiring annual employment reports from stations.
“I want a chance at a different type of life while I still have my health and my wits about me!” Mathes said.
Janice Hui was named COO of the Independent Television Service.
The July 8 event will include a reimagining of the station’s first broadcast exactly 100 years earlier.
Westin is the first woman to be Sesame Workshop’s CEO since the organization was established in 1968.