Neal Shapiro, president and CEO of the WNET Group in New York, will retire from the position at the end of his contract this year.

Shapiro will remain as CEO until a successor has been identified. Following a transition period, he will then move into a new role as President Emeritus to continue supporting WNET's fundraising ...

The parent company of New York's two largest PBS Member stations — WNET-13 and WLIW-21 — has revealed that its President/CEO will retire from his role when his current employment agreement concludes ...

The WNET Group in New York City and members of the Writers Guild of America East have ratified a new two-year collective bargaining agreement. The 10-member bargaining unit consists of writers, ...

The union for writers and producers at New York City’s flagship PBS member station is demanding that WNET Thirteen cease “union-busting proposals” and cough up a pay raise after months of delays, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The topic of a Thursday panel at the Content London industry gathering signaled a debate of big and big-picture issues: “TV under ...

Not surprisingly, Donald Trump’s May 1 executive order cutting federal funding for PBS and NPR stations was a prime topic of conversation among speakers as well as Cumming. ByJane Levere, Former ...

NEW YORK—The WNET Group, parent company of the PBS station Thirteen, has announced the appointment of Randall T. Decker to senior director, technology, effective immediately. In the new role, Decker ...