by Capitol Communicator | Nov 8, 2022 | Media, PR, Top Right Sponsored
Irene Noguchi, based in D.C., is joining NPR as Executive Producer of the Enterprise Storytelling Unit, NPR’s home for ambitious long-form narrative storytelling and audio documentaries. The ESU’s award-winning teams produce Embedded, Invisibilia, Rough...
by Capitol Communicator | Oct 28, 2022 | Media, People, Upper Left Sponsored
NPR colleagues are paying tribute to audio engineer Renee Pringle who died after experiencing a number of health challenges in recent months. She was 69. Pringle helped shape the sound of NPR for more than 40 years, states NPR, and is being remembered as a pioneer in...
by Capitol Communicator | Sep 26, 2022 | Media, People
The top news executive at NPR is leaving the organization, an unexpected departure that coincides with a shake-up in the nonprofit media giant’s management structure. reports The Washington Post. Nancy Barnes, who took over NPR’s newsroom in 2018 as senior vice...
by Capitol Communicator | Feb 4, 2019 | Advertising, Insights, Top Center Sponsored
Pepsi should have chosen a different slogan for its ads during this year’s Super Bowl, states NPR, which added that he company’s slogan “was “More than okay.” Well, not really. In fact, most of the high-priced commercials we saw between...
by Capitol Communicator | Aug 1, 2018 | Communications, Media, People, Top Center Sponsored
Emily Littleton has been promoted to Vice President of Corporate Communications at NPR. In this new role, Littleton will oversee NPR’s corporate messaging, internal communications, and audience, community and talent relations. According to a release, during her...
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