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NPR Offering Buyouts to 300 Employees, Looking to Cut $8 Million From Budget
"The extraordinary generosity of donors across the nation has really mitigated some of the hardest impacts of the loss of federal funding. I am relieved that that is the case."
Former NPR CEO/President Kevin Klose Dies
"Kevin was deeply idealistic about the role of public media in a democracy. He called independent journalism 'the first partner of building democracy, and helping it stay strong and vital.'"
NPR Receives $113 Million in Donations Following Federal Funding Cuts
The gifts announced on Thursday are the largest since Joan B. Kroc, the widow of McDonald's mogul Ray Kroc, donated more than $200 million in 2003.
The Self Inflicted Wound Public Broadcasting Continues to Create
Some free advice: Don't tell listeners to find somewhere else to spend their valuable media time.
NPR Host David Greene Suing Google After Claiming AI Tool Replicated His Voice
“It’s this eerie moment where you feel like you’re listening to yourself.”
NPR Elects Jo Lambert Board of Directors Chair
"I look forward to working with NPR's leadership and the entire Network to chart our course ahead."
Longtime NPR Host and ‘Founding Mother’ Susan Stamberg Dies
"Few figures have informed the sensibility of NPR more than Stamberg."
NPR Sues Corporation for Public Broadcasting After Nearly $60 Million Grant Awarded Elsewhere
NPR has filed a lawsuit against the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) in an effort to block the group from awarding a $57.9 million...
NPR Names Scott Detrow as Host of All Things Considered
Detrow is no stranger to the All Things Considered brand.
Katherine Maher: NPR Has ‘A Long Way to Go’ to Achieve Sustainability After Funding Cuts
“The reality is that, just like the impacts are pretty disparate, the stations that are best positioned to receive that kind of fund and engage in that kind of fundraising are not the ones that are most at risk."