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Comings and goings: NYPR hires CDO, Priska Neely to lead ‘Marketplace’ initiative …
Kimberly Watson will lead development for New York Public Radio.
WNET plans new show to replace ‘Amanpour & Company’
Amanpour announced this week that her show will end in December.
NPR to move public editor partnership to University of Maryland
Kelly McBride, the current public editor, will leave the role at the end of this year.
Little League honors WVIA for 15 years of Challenger game broadcasts
The exhibition games showcase players with physical and intellectual challenges.
Alex Worthey named GM of WMNF
Worthey will succeed Randi Zimmerman, who is retiring.
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Pipeline 2027: A look ahead at shows coming to public TV
Pipeline 2027 offers a first look at 109 series and specials that producers plan to deliver in 2027 and 2028.WBUR CEO Margaret Low announces retirement
“While this is my last ‘big job’ — I'm not done with journalism or trying to make the world a better place,” Low said in an email to staff.Former ‘All Things Considered’ host Noah Adams dies at 84
“His is the most genuine, uncontrived voice in broadcasting,” said his colleague Susan Stamberg.September CDP Index: As giving settles, focus shifts to donor retention
The opportunity now is to give donors compelling reasons to remain engaged.
Comings and goings: NPR names VP of lifestyle, Scott Shafer to retire from KQED …
NPR named Sami Yenigun VP of lifestyle.Commissioner resigns from Alabama Public Television governing board
The resignation of Tijuanna Adetunji marks "a complete turnover" of the network's board within twelve months, said APT Executive Director Wayne Reid.Rich McLaughlin steps up to WFUV GM
“Rich brings a rare combination of deep industry expertise, creative vision, and genuine devotion to WFUV and Fordham,” said Ellen Fahey-Smith, Fordham University’s vice provost for administration.
Chris DiRienzo named CEO of WSKG
DiRienzo most recently worked as interim CEO.WOUB employee sues licensee over handling of sexual harassment allegations against former GM
The lawsuit claims that university officials failed to act promptly after being notified of the GM’s alleged behavior.Comings and goings: NPR editor steps down, Ben Calhoun returns to ‘TAL’ …
Shirley Hung left her position as NPR’s managing editor for content talent strategy and development.
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