Alaska Public Media Hires Its First COO/Vice President of Administration
Alaska Public Media (AKPM) chose a Midwestern broadcasting executive for the new position of Chief Operating Officer and Vice President of Administration.
Alaska Public Media (AKPM) chose a Midwestern broadcasting executive for the new position of Chief Operating Officer and Vice President of Administration.
KNBA, the Anchorage-based radio station owned by Koahnic Broadcast Corporation, added two
veteran journalists to its broadcast newsroom.
A two-part documentary premiering on public television is the product of an all-Alaskan crew. At the Edge of Tomorrow, about life on Little Diomede Island, airs on KAKM November 16 and 23.
Advancements in technology, the global pandemic, and changes in how broadcasters operate has resulted in fewer voices in radio.
All six commercial radio stations in Juneau are changing hands to an out-of-state owner, an acquaintance of the current owners, Frontier Media.
Anchorage-based media nonprofit Koahnic Broadcast Corporation added some new hires to its news, production, and administrative teams.
Alaska Public Media is partnering with UAA to let journalism and public communications students train in its TV studio.
The head of iHeartMedia’s radio stations in Alaska is now responsible for the company’s operations in Hawaii, as well.
Diane Kaplan is President Joe Biden’s nominee to serve on the seven-member Board of Directors of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.