Corporate statements, staffing announcements and job postings as well as updates from the desk of CEO Gary E. Knell.
by Emily Hellewell
Earlier this month, NPR's DC-based staffers shut down our computers on a Friday afternoon and walked out of our home of 19 years for the last time. We haven't looked back yet. Check out pictures of our new home.
by Dana Davis Rehm
Between January and April, NPR and Member Stations KPBS, KERA, WFYI, and WMFE are testing out a new visibility campaign that may eventually go nationwide.
by Dana Davis Rehm
Today NPR President and CEO Gary E. Knell introduced to NPR staff and Member Stations two new leaders to round out the NPR executive ranks and play big roles in making public radio more central in the lives of millions of listeners.
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by Anna Christopher
NPR response to inaccuracies in the Russian TV program RT America about NPR's Planet Money.
by Emerson Brown
NPR will receive a grant from the CPB to expand coverage of race, ethnicity and culture.
by Anna Christopher
Today, NPR announced that we're joining with Member Station WWNO and their licensee, the University of New Orleans (UNO), to form a new local journalism partnership.
by Caitlin Sanders
Watch NPR CEO Gary Knell's 2012 UCLA Commencement address to the graduates of the school's Political Science Department.
by Caitlin Sanders
NPR President and CEO Gary E. Knell is #47 in the Reuters & Klout 50 most influential execs on the web. Congrats Gary, Tweet on!
by Dana Davis Rehm
Today, NPR expressed serious concerns about the impact of funding rescissions on public radio and television stations and the communities that rely on them every day.
by Caitlin Sanders
This week at the Aspen Ideas Festival, NPR President and CEO Gary E. Knell joined Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Tom Friedman of the New York Times for an early-morning chat, "The Role of Public Media in a Democracy."
