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  • Survey finds noncommercial radio stations outpace commercial counterparts in newsroom diversity
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    A survey tracking workforce diversity in radio and television found that racial diversity has grown among the news staffs of noncommercial radio stations.  The RTDNA/Newhouse School at Syracuse University Survey, conducted during the fourth quarter of 2021, found that workforces in TV and radio newsrooms are overall becoming more racially diverse. But they're not keeping up with racial demographics in the U.S.  The survey of radio stations found that white employees made up 75.4% of the workforce in noncommercial newsrooms. That was down from 78.8% in the fourth quarter of 2020.

  • Nikki Swarn appointed KUVO GM
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    Nikki Swarn will lead Rocky Mountain Public Media’s jazz station KUVO as GM, the organization announced Tuesday.  Swarn Swarn launched the organization’s The Drop, an Urban Alternative station, in 2019. She will now serve as GM of both stations.  “Together in concert, both stations remain committed to developing and delivering content that explores and shares community voices and perspectives by providing platforms for access and authenticity,” Swarn said in a press release.

  • Facing dip in sponsorship income, NPR cuts back on hiring
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    NPR began to “severely restrict hiring” Wednesday to counter an expected drop in sponsorship revenue, CEO John Lansing told staff in a memo shared with Current. NPR’s budget adopted in September anticipated a negligible year-over-year decline in corporate sponsorship revenue.