Tag: KUOW
Stuck in KUOW purgatory: Seattle Mazda drivers can’t change the radio dial
Seattle's KUOW often hears from listeners who say that their car radio is always set to 94.9. But now some drivers don’t ...A newsroom guide to covering the coronavirus outbreak
"This story is different. ... We are all living this story and covering it."KCRW employees plan to join SAG-AFTRA; KUOW unit approves first contract
KCRW employees hope to vote this month on whether to join the union. Meanwhile, KUOW employees approved a contract after a year ...Union complaint against KUOW dismissed
A Washington state labor relations agency disagreed with SAG-AFTRA's claims that KUOW had retaliated against employees for joining a union.Union accuses KUOW of unfair labor practice
The claim alleges that KUOW management’s decision to eliminate seven positions “interfered with, restrained, and/or coerced public employees” in their rights to ...KUOW podcast engages local audience with practical tips for fighting workplace sexism
Fans of "Battle Tactics for Your Sexist Workplace" "find something in it that resonates with them, makes them feel like they are ...NPR, KUOW explore potential of fundraising through Alexa
NPR has yet to promote the feature as it determines how to direct gifts to donors’ preferred stations.Staffers at Seattle’s KUOW will lose jobs as station revamps drive-time programming
Seven positions will be eliminated and replaced with new roles.KUOW uses speed-dating format to help people understand each other
Events designed to bridge cultural and political divides have lasting effects on participants.KUOW staffers join SAG-AFTRA union
KUOW staff members want "better pay and more of a say in how our newsroom operates," says one reporter.KUOW’s ‘Second Wave’ podcast explores nuances of Vietnamese-American identity
Host Thanh Tan often digs into her personal stories to explore issues of culture, family and the burdens carried by U.S.-born children ...KNKX finds blessings, burdens in taking reins as independent station
After clearing a fundraising hurdle to buy its license, the Washington station found its work was just beginning.‘The Pub’ #86: Journalism and diversity under the Trump presidency
Two interviews about public media’s responsibilities in a new political climate.Seattle station will report on ‘white nationalism’ instead of ‘alt-right’
“... ‘[A]lt-right’ doesn’t mean anything, and normalizes something that is far from normal,” wrote a KUOW editor.Public media stations, journalists beef over the best Washington
The issue arose as D.C. voters prepare to weigh in on whether the city should ask Congress for statehood.
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