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Isabel Reinert has led the station on an interim basis since August 2017.
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Isabel Reinert has led the station on an interim basis since August 2017.
“We’re basically raising the next generation of WTMD listeners at the shows,” said Sam Sessa, WTMD’s Baltimore music coordinator.
Top producers at five stations have devised a flexible approach for sharing news segments on timely national issues.
The open-space building incorporates classrooms, meeting centers and a media learning lab.
But to continue growing income and increasing donor value, stations will have to get better at upgrading sustainers.
Engineers at public TV stations in the Mountain West are still coping with wintry weather as they try to complete their pieces of the national conversion of translators to new channels.
Earlier James Baum led KRSC in Claremore, Okla.; WLVT in Bethlehem, Pa.; and KETC in St. Louis.
Station sites also benefited from Facebook’s “Today In” feature and a bump in search traffic.
Jim Dunford rises from VP of programming and operations into the new PBS position.
Public TV’s iconic home remodeling show premiered in 1979 on WGBH in Boston.
“It makes me really hopeful to see collaborations like this happen because they help us accomplish more than … we’d be able to alone,” says Rory Linnane, lead reporter of “Kids in Crisis” for USA Today Network-Wisconsin.
Jenny Toste had led the station since December.
“There’s something humbling and humiliating about a group exercise class,” said host Anna Sale. “We thought, let’s just get together and do something really fun as a ‘Death, Sex & Money’ community.”
An eight-episode prequel is setting the stage for the PBS Kids show’s July premiere.
Newscasts EP Robert Garcia said Rob Schaefer is known for his “sharp news instincts and a dry but wicked sense of humor.”
“We need to stop worrying about things we can’t control,” says the retired GM of WUWM in Milwaukee. “Let’s continue to build from our strengths.”
The texting service reaches busy parents and caregivers with child-care information and resources.
“What we want to do is better serve our members and to be able to grow our membership,” said Executive Director Terry Gildea.
One of Nancy Barnes’ top goals is to “expand the investigative-reporting firepower of NPR,” she told station newsroom leaders.
You have to get out of your comfort zone to get people to talk.