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  • KPCC will rebrand as LAist 89.3
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    Southern California Public Radio in Pasadena will now refer to its radio station KPCC as LAist 89.3. The public broadcaster announced the rebranding Tuesday.

  • Comings and goings: NPR names booking EP, Lehigh Valley Public Media hires engagement VP …
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    Winston NPR promoted Natalie Winston, an EP for Weekend All Things Considered, to EP for booking and specials. “In this role Natalie will be NPR’s point person on all major interviews and will run our day to day booking operation, ensuring we have the right interviews at the right time across all shows and digital,” said Eric Marrapodi, VP of news programming, in a staff memo.

  • Battle of the brands: Vermont Public’s name has some audience members covering their ears
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    It’s been called “irritating,” “a blunder” and even “stupid.” One listener called it “an affront to our literary senses,” while another said it is “inarticulate [and] ungrammatical.” The harsh criticism is directed at the new name of Vermont’s public radio and television stations, which consolidated last year under the moniker “Vermont Public.” In opinion pieces and letters to the editor published in at least five different local newspapers, dissenters have said the name doesn’t mean anything. They’re pining for the word “media” or “broadcasting” to be attached to it.