Tag: WUSF
WUSF website reinforces connections with Tampa arts community
“It's still a work in progress," says GM Joanne Urofsky. "But we're really proud of what we've launched."WUSF donates license to WEDU to keep programs on air in Tampa
The agreement will keep the “zombie license” alive.Tampa’s WEDU picking up new channels and programs as WUSF-TV nears shutdown
WEDU is asking viewers to provide feedback on programming changes.Florida licensee gets $18.7M for WUSF-TV in spectrum auction
Tampa’s secondary PBS station will go dark later this year.Florida stations join project studying costs of health care
The stations are casting some sunshine on the costs of common medical procedures such as MRIs.In Tampa, college broadcasters find advantages in pubradio affiliation
The University of South Florida’s student-run radio station has forged a three-year partnership with Tampa’s WUSF Public Media to broadcast its programming ...Wednesday roundup: More NPR One buzz; Cyberchase lands five years of support
Plus: NPR looks for listeners' stories, Apple is expected to buy Swell, and Florida's WUSF produces a podcast about ethics.Finn will replace Adkins as exec director of West Virginia pubcasting
The State Educational Broadcasting Authority of West Virginia voted Jan. 10 to hire Scott Finn as the new executive director of West ...There’s no one formula for radio’s weekends
With national producers offering new programs and the Magliozzi Brothers retiring from Car Talk, program directors at public radio stations may have an opportune ...Public radio to go deep on political coverage with launch of GOP convention
Here’s a roundup of how NPR, Democracy Now! and Tampa's WUSF are covering the party conventions.MPT hires new v.p., Sill to be KPCC’s executive editor, three Illinois pubcasters retire, and ...
Rick Lore is Maryland Public Television’s new v.p. and chief development officer Lore is responsible for membership, on-air fundraising, major and planned giving, ...
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