Julian Wyllie is a Public Television Reporter at Current. His reporting focuses on themes related to publishing and media, broadcasting, and the intersection of law and legal affairs, often highlighting the arts and entertainment landscape. 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
WVUT’s new schedule features independently produced shows from NETA and APT, among other distributors.
By: Julian Wyllie
In his expanded role, Moffett will oversee cross-team collaborations supporting audience and revenue growth.
By: Julian Wyllie
Hirasa joined the organization in 2013.
By: Julian Wyllie
Hopkins joined the state network in 1986.
By: Julian Wyllie
Dawn DeAngelis is retiring from New Hampshire PBS.
By: Julian Wyllie
Megan Myers stepped up to CCO for PBS Reno.
By: Julian Wyllie
Mark Rosenberger and Jenny Northern will retire from Ideastream Public Media next month.
Smith is joining NJ PBS alongside five additional new hires.
By: Julian Wyllie
Bechtol has led the agency as executive director since 2018.
By: Julian Wyllie
Shane Burkeen moved up to CTO at Nashville PBS.
