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Matt Shafer Powell named WUOT director (opens the original)
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The University of Tennessee has hired Matt Shafer Powell to lead WUOT in Knoxville. Jody Hamblett resigned as the station’s GM earlier this year. Powell begins in the role Oct. 26. “The passion and commitment East Tennesseans have for public radio and its mission is truly special,” Powell said in a press release. “I look forward to the opportunity to work closely with the incredibly talented WUOT team, the University of Tennessee and this extraordinary community in building the future of WUOT.”
NPR donates $1 million to support member station sustainability (opens the original)
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NPR has made a $1 million donation to support member stations through the Public Media Bridge Fund, the network announced Tuesday. NPR’s gift is restricted to NPR member stations in addressing their sustainability challenges. Stations will apply for support under the Bridge Fund’s established grant-making program. “NPR shares in the goals of the Public Media Bridge Fund and believes deeply in its approach,” NPR COO Ryan Merkley said in a press release. “By combining direct funding with essential
PRX names Jason Saldanha CEO (opens the original)
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Jason Saldanha will take over as CEO of PRX next month, the organization announced Monday. Saldanha, who currently serves as COO, succeeds Kerri Hoffman, who has served as CEO since 2016. “I’ve had the privilege of a front-row seat to what Kerri has built at PRX, and I’m grateful for her trust in handing me the baton so thoughtfully,” Saldanha said in the release. “In this pivotal moment for all of us—public media and the communities we reach—we’re committed to difference-making content, technol
Public Media Co., Poynter partner to reimagine public media (opens the original)
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Public Media Co. and the Poynter Institute are teaming up to help the public media system reimagine itself following the shutdown of CPB. The joint Future of Public Media effort will culminate in recommendations for the industry that the partners plan to release early next year. “We’re really organizing this around one central question: What does public media need to become to serve the needs of communities in our society over the next 50 years?” said PMC CEO Tim Isgitt. “The end of federal fund
Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting to expand service with FM purchase (opens the original)
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Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting Corp. is purchasing a full-power FM signal to expand its news service in a rural part of western Pennsylvania. The broadcaster plans to purchase 92.1 FM in Ellwood City, Pa., for $375,000 from Family Life Ministries, according to an asset purchase agreement filed with the FCC. The Christian radio network bought the station earlier this year for $350,000. PCBC was interested in the station because it’s “adjacent to and largely complementary” to its main news serv
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