Tronc drops the media reporter’s contract.
Tag: Chicago Public Media
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After BGA leaders depart, survivors vote to unionize
Employees of the Better Government Association vote 11 to 0 to join the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.
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When you call someone a jagoff, what exactly are you trying to say?
A thoughtful debate about jagoffs.
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No people will be punchlines in “Racist Jokes 101” (OK, maybe white people)
The Homeroom series invites a pair of comics and a famed hashtagger to comment on race and racism.
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How grateful are college jocks supposed to be?
How much paternalism is too much in college sports?
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A unionized WBEZ begins to take shape
Chicago Public Media hopes to protect its spirit and reach a consensus without splitting into factions.
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Chicago Public Media is now a union shop
Employees of Chicago Public Media vote overwhelmingly to join SAG-AFTRA.
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An old story at Chicago Public Media—employees seek union; management seeks payback
CPM employees hope to be represented by the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, but getting there has been unpleasant.
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It took two: WBEZ’s education reporters receive national honors
Linda Lutton, Becky Vevea win national awards for education coverage at WBEZ.
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The highs and lows of longtime WBEZ visionary Torey Malatia
The highs and lows of longtime WBEZ visionary Torey Malatia
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Hey, ‘BEZ: Jonathan Abarbanel is the new American Theatre Critics Association head
Jonathan Abarbanel, one half of the Dueling Critics show dumped by WBEZ, is the new head of the American Theatre Critic’s Association.
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Is who reports a big story more important than the story itself? Some say yes.
The gospel truth about reporting
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Torey Malatia leaves WBEZ
Malatia’s statement did not say what or where his next “innovation project” would be.