Who We Are
WBUR is a major source of news and information in New England and one of the country’s pre-eminent public radio stations. WBUR provides thorough and intelligent coverage of national, international and regional news, plus extensive reports from National Public Radio (NPR), the BBC, Public Radio International, American Public Media and WBUR’s own newsroom. WBUR produces more than 25 hours of original news and programming each week that are distributed to other public radio stations around the country, on XM satellite radio and podcasts and streamed on wbur.org.
Meet our Business Managers
WBUR is managed by Paul A. La Camera, a veteran of broadcast journalism appointed General Manager in October, 2005. Corey Lewis is Station Manager. Jean Wong is Director of Finance. Jeff Hutton directs the station’s corps of engineers.
Meet our News Managers
Sam Fleming leads the charge as Managing Director of News and Programming. Anna Bensted serves a dual role as Assistant Director of News and Programming and Executive Producer of Special Projects, including Inside Out documentaries. John Davidow serves as WBUR’s recently appointed Executive Editor. Martha Little will join our staff as News Director in September, 2009. Web wiz Robin Lubbock heads our New Media department.
Meet our Executive Advisory Council
Read more about the WBUR Executive Advisory Council, composed of Boston-area community and business leaders dedicated to supporting and advancing the mission of WBUR and its affiliated stations.
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Employment
View current employment opportunities at WBUR.
Internship Opportunities
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Daniel Schorr Journalism Prize
Submissions for the 2009 Daniel Schorr Journalism Prize are due Sept. 11, 2009.
View or print the Application Form and the Broadcast Certification Form (PDF).
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