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Comings and goings: Tara Gatewood leaves ‘Native America Calling,’ WNYC hires deputy editor …
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Gatewood joined “Native America Calling” in 2005.
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Gatewood joined “Native America Calling” in 2005.
Steck is credited with growing the station’s annual budget from $250,000 to more than $9 million when he retired.
An ambitious multimedia initiative taught the Los Angeles station’s team “how to enrich our storytelling, broaden our relationships, and spark conversation.”
Public TV saw “incredible growth” in sustainers, according to the donorCentrics Benchmarking Project. Meanwhile, public radio may face a “downward slope” in revenue.
Listeners have been tuning in more frequently and listening longer. In some markets, they’re hearing new voices and more beats in the music mix.
The position is new at the network.
As a lawyer who oversaw corporate affairs and business development, DiRienzo guided the creation of Vme, a Spanish-language digital multicast service.
Melissa Harris-Perry will be the radio show’s interim host through the end of the year.
Libbrecht started her career with PBS in 1996 and has also worked for Starz.
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The funds will help KVCR pay for PBS and NPR programming, which it had previously proposed cutting to offset budget deficits.
“The people that we cover need to have confidence that we are part of and care about their community and that we’re not just there to fill the airtime,” said News Director Vincent Duffy.
A partnership with a company offering an online tool for composing wills has generated 537 bequests to 10 stations since August.
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The measure approved for consideration by the full House proposes an increase of nearly 27% from CPB’s current funding levels and recommends $20 million for a public safety program funded through FEMA.
Riddle, who most recently worked for Augsburg University, succeeds Randi Yoder, who retired.