Tag: WMFE
Erika Pulley-Hayes selected to lead WAMU
Pulley-Hayes, a former CPB VP, currently runs a public radio station in Florida.LaFontaine E. Oliver named next GM of Baltimore’s WYPR
Oliver previously led the city's WEAA-FM from 2007–13.ProPublica expands reporting network to increase coverage of state governments
The investigative news nonprofit is expanding the network after partnering with an initial group of seven newsrooms that included WMFE in Orlando, ...Several Florida counties to get public radio news for first time in WMFE deal
Daystar Public Radio will sell jazz station WKSG-FM in Cedar Creek, Fla., to WMFE for $900,000.Orlando pubcasters remember tragedy that redefined their city
Stations have launched podcasts and developed toolkits to help others respond to crises.Orlando station’s podcast on space exploration draws national audience
In conversations with engineers, scientists, visionaries and others, host Brendan Byrne discusses advances in space exploration.Tracking metrics expected to improve as podcasts grow
Participants in a panel about digital audio sponsorship shared tips for making money from podcasts.WMFE-FM hires WEAA’s LaFontaine Oliver as new president
Orlando pubcaster WMFE-FM has hired LaFontaine Oliver as its new president and g.m., replacing José Fajardo who left in December 2012. Oliver ...WMFE rebuffs Independent Public Media bid for Orlando channel
Leaders of Orlando’s WMFE rebuffed a bid from Independent Public Media to purchase its TV station, which had been slated for sale ...With FCC’s eye on Daystar, WMFE-TV sale nixed
The FCC has delayed decisions on two transactions involving sales of public TV stations to Daystar Television Network to examine whether the ...With WMFE out, there’s a hole in PBS map
WMFE’s sale of its TV station in Orlando, Fla., leaves two smaller public stations reluctant to assume the role of big kid ...
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