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Shae Hopkins to retire as CEO of Kentucky Educational Television
Hopkins joined the state network in 1986.
Comings and goings: NPR names Bryan Moffett SVP of transformation, WABE’s Douglas Bell steps up to new VP position …
In his expanded role, Moffett will oversee cross-team collaborations supporting audience and revenue growth.
University moves forward with plan for sharing management of KTEP
The University of Texas at El Paso and the El Paso Community Foundation “hope to execute an agreement reasonably soon.”
How editorial partnerships bolster local climate reporting
Public media journalists collaborate with each other and independent newsrooms to deliver coverage that resonates with local audiences.
Cheryl Hirasa steps down as Pacific Islanders in Communications leader
Hirasa joined the organization in 2013.
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Carol Boss, former host for KUNM and ‘Peace Talks Radio,’ dies at 79
“She was extraordinary, and her devotion to the station and to meaningful radio was boundless,” said Allison Davis, a fellow KUNM volunteer.Judge sets framework for Nine PBS to retrieve archival data
Denver District Court Judge Eric Elliff ordered Iron Mountain to cooperate with the station in retrieving its data within 30 days.July CDP Index: Growth cools after remarkable fundraising year
Declines in new donors affected public media organizations of all types and sizes but revenue growth in other indices remained positive.Vincennes University drops PBS affiliation for WVUT
WVUT’s new schedule features independently produced shows from NETA and APT, among other distributors.
Debbie Brennan steps up to lead P3 Public Media
Brennan succeeded founder Steve Graziano, who has formed a new company to consult with a smaller group of stations.Nine PBS sues Iron Mountain over blocked access to archival data
Nine PBS seeks return of more than 50 terabytes of data that represents “70 years of our organization's history.”Comings and goings: NPR assigns Emily Feng to cover White House, WXXI names manager for business partnerships …
Emily Feng, an NPR foreign correspondent since 2019, will report on the Trump administration.
Vermont executive order prioritizes ad spending with local newsrooms
Republican Gov. Phil Scott is the first chief executive in the U.S. to set a policy that prioritizes placing ads with local news organizations.Montclair State University acquires NJ Spotlight from WNET
“NJ Spotlight built a record of accountability journalism that New Jersey relies on, and that work will continue,” said Keith Strudler, dean of Montclair’s College of Communication and Media.How North Carolina newsrooms are using AI
Three North Carolina newsrooms are using AI tools in different ways and to varying extents, navigating a media landscape where AI is becoming increasingly common in journalism.
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