Tag: WBUR
WBUR turns to buyouts to cut costs
The buyouts aim to cut expenses by about 10% in the first phase of the station's budget reduction plan.WBUR closes first capital campaign with $35M
The majority of the funding is supporting the station's live-events venue.Scott Tong named ‘Here & Now’ co-host
Tong has worked for "Marketplace" for more than 16 years.WBUR lays off 29 staff in major reorganization
CEO Margaret Low also announced that the station is ending production of "Only a Game," "Modern Love" and "Kind World."WBUR, union reach tentative agreement
The tentative agreement covers three years and includes wage adjustments, “along with a strong commitment to diversity,” according to WBUR's CEO.WBUR pares pledge drive to one day, surpasses $1 million goal
WBUR cut its planned eight-day drive to 13 hours "when we saw what was unfolding" with the coronavirus pandemic.Corey Lewis to leave WBUR
Lewis said "it is time for me to lead another institution."At BizLab Summit, stations share lessons from experiments with new income streams
The center for pubmedia innovation is urging participants to "fail fast" with bold efforts to find new revenue sources.Margaret Low on her ‘double homecoming’ to WBUR
Low is returning to public radio in January to lead the Boston station.WBUR hires Margaret Low as CEO
Low returns to public media after leading The Atlantic's events division.Mosley to join ‘Here & Now’ as third co-host
Tonya Mosley will join Robin Young and Jeremy Hobson Aug. 5.WBUR producer helps California station tell stories of fire-stricken region
Ashley Bailey is reporting this week for "After Paradise," a show airing on North State Public Radio.Employees at WBUR vote to join SAG-AFTRA union
Ninety-six percent of eligible employees voted in favor of joining.WBUR employees set to vote on joining union
“We appreciate management working with us and can’t wait to get started making WBUR an even better place to work," a producer ...BizLab picks six stations to experiment with revenue strategies
The stations will work with the WBUR innovation lab for six months.
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