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  New agreement gives KALW nonprofit more control of station

  By Tyler Falk, Reporter

  The San Francisco Unified School District has agreed to relinquish some operational control of public radio station KALW to a nonprofit formed last year by the station’s management.  Pamintuan The school district’s board approved a public service operating agreement Dec. 8 with the nonprofit KALW Public Media.

• An antiracist future: a vision and plan for the transformation of public media

  By Public Media Anti-Racist Partnership

  When public media host and journalist Celeste Headlee began a series of Zoom meetings last year, she didn't know the discussions would lead to a movement to address racism in the industry. But the Public Media Anti-Racist Partnership published a call to action Monday with more than 200 co-signers and endorsements from several station leaders.

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  Former KCET president Bill Kobin dies at 91

  By Julian Wyllie, Reporter

  Kobin William H. Kobin, a public television executive who led KCET in Los Angeles and spearheaded a diverse range of programs, died Jan. 8 at his home in Brentwood, Calif., due to health complications caused by Parkinson’s disease.