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KQED to pay nearly $900,000 to settle wage theft lawsuit
A former employee filed the lawsuit in 2024.Comings and goings: KALW names deputy director, Wisconsin Public Radio appoints EP …
Theresa Navarro became a deputy director for KALW.Comings and goings: Nashville PBS promotes CTO, former KUT GM takes on strategic work at KERA …
Shane Burkeen moved up to CTO at Nashville PBS.
‘American Experience’ reinvents itself for a new generation
After a pause in production, the show is digging into its archive to make a bigger splash on social video platforms.Marta Bechtol to retire from Wisconsin’s Educational Communications Board
Bechtol has led the agency as executive director since 2018.NPR creates event for HBCU students to learn about public media
Public Radio Immersion Day will showcase what it’s like to work at NPR while inviting students' feedback on stories they want to hear.
Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting to expand service with FM purchase
The organization plans for the station to broadcast WESA’s service.Ashlee Smith named GM of NJ PBS
Smith is joining NJ PBS alongside five additional new hires.Comings and goings: Ideastream leaders to retire, WHYY names Billy Penn editor …
Mark Rosenberger and Jenny Northern will retire from Ideastream Public Media next month.How Miles O’Brien and Arizona PBS created a national science series
Resolve to Solve With Miles O'Brien features scientists and innovators working to address some of the planet’s most urgent threats.How state grants are expanding public media’s role in rural Kansas
Five public broadcasters in the state received $500,000 grants to promote digital literacy, highlight workforce development and showcase innovation in rural areas.Grand County Community Radio to hire executive director
Executive Director Ryan Wilson will step down and move into an operations position.Comings and goings: PBS Reno appoints CCO, OPB director leaves for RMPBS …
Megan Myers stepped up to CCO for PBS Reno.How Christy Tanner is growing New York Public Radio
In an interview, Tanner discusses how the New York station has adjusted to the loss of CPB funding and her plans for what's ahead.Florida newsrooms partner to cover every county school board race
A statewide collaboration enlisted local news outlets, universities and students to produce reporting on school board candidates in 67 counties.
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