Shana Teehan became the new Vice President of Communications for CPB June 24, 2019. As Vice President of Communications at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting she will leads the development and implementation of multi-faceted communications and messaging strategies to advance awareness of public media and its value to American society. Prior to joining CPB, Teehan […]
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May 26 – May 29 2020 Oxen Hill, MD MGM National Harbor http://www.pmbaonline.org/annual-conference —— PMBA Annual Conference Canceled; Virtual Education Program Announced Statement as of March 18, 2020 Thank you for being a highly valued partner and for your patience as PMBA responds to this dramatically changing environment. Today, we regretfully announce the in-person event […]
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January 26 – 30 2020 Washington, D.C. annualnetaconference.org The NETA Conference and CPB Public Media Thought Leader Forum is the only gathering dedicated to the foundational cornerstone of Public Media: Education. Join your colleagues in station leadership, education, community engagement, marketing, promotion, production and content to learn from national thought leaders and engage in hands-on […]
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Take the PMDMC Home with You Re-watch your favorite keynote speech, download resources from the sessions you loved, and share what you learned with your co-workers to keep the #PMDMC19 momentum going. View & Download Slides
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This past May, Rio Grande Valley Public Media (RGV Public Media) was closed due to lack of funding while under the management of the Catholic Diocese of Brownsville making it the largest market in the country lacking an NPR station. The station has been replaced by Catholic-based radio programming after a 1.3 million dollar sale […]
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Around 20 workers for Cascade Public Media are forming a union for a living wage. They believe their pay is not enough to cover the cost of living in Seattle. Their goal is to become part of the News Guild, part of the Communications Workers of America that represents journalists and their rights. Cascade Public […]
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Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has proposed a budget that would cut all funds from the state allocated for public broadcasting. These cuts go so far as to eliminate the state commission that currently provides grants for radio and TV stations in Alaska. Around $70,000 could be pulled from 27 stations around the state, leaving much […]
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WHRO, the public radio station in Hampton Roads, VA is set to welcome a news department to the team and Rebecca Feldhaus Adams as their very first News Director. In an interview with The Virginian-Pilot, she stated, “I want WHRO to be a place that sets the standard for what people can expect from public […]
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Blue Ridge Public Radio (BPR) continues its dynamic growth and is ready to hire its first Director of Content. The director reports to the CEO and will be responsible for the vision, strategic development and oversight of all content on two broadcast channels: BPR Classic and BPR News, along with all current and future digital […]
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Are you looking for a media leadership role where you can make a genuine impact? Do you feel that creativity, innovation, leadership, and teamwork are crucial to successful results in today’s competitive media environment? AETN, Arkansas PBS, has a talented team of content producers and digital professionals making a difference in the lives of viewers […]
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