Julian Wyllie is a Public Television Reporter at Current. His reporting primarily focuses on the broadcasting industry, including topics related to business, economics, and media. Julian's work has been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, Blavity, and Current: News for Public Media.
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Julian covers comings and goings within the national public media landscape, with a focus on retirements, hirings, and organizational changes. His coverage heavily includes press releases and government announcements related to content & publishing as well as business in the public media sector.
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By: Julian Wyllie
Vince Petronzio, CFO of KPBS, will retire in June.
By: Julian Wyllie
Mike Steffon became chief revenue and growth officer of Ocean State Media in Rhode Island.
With total dues income below $198 million, PBS projects grant revenues of $68.8 million to support content and technology initiatives.
The university is slated to take over operations of New Jersey’s public TV network July 1.
By: Julian Wyllie
Rachel Smolkin was elected to the PBS board of directors.
By: Julian Wyllie
The Arkansas TV Foundation secured about $5 million since March, when the commission paused its plan to end ties with PBS.
Fry is currently GM of Northwest Public Broadcasting.
By: Julian Wyllie
PBS named Jill Patrone chief legal officer and corporate secretary.
By: Julian Wyllie
To bolster its new Austin City Limits Trust, the station is pulling out all the stops and may even take the show on the road.
Graf joined the station last year as director of content and operations.
