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Beyond his achievements as a veteran TV executive, Perry Simon’s involvement with regional theatre distinguished him as a candidate, PBS’ president told critics.
The longtime GM of the Phoenix station decried the report as retaliation against him for opposing new pay practices.
PBA 30 will also rebrand to ATL PBA.
Longstanding efforts to support Native filmmakers has opened a new window for authentic storytelling.
The sweeping four-part series from Providence Pictures reflects on the endurance of tribal cultures and traditions over thousands of years.
Historical documentaries, a rock ‘n’ roll film and series exploring cultural traditions are cued up for public TV premieres.
KCSM-TV and joint licensee KRCB are joining under the new umbrella organization.
Speaking at a Freedom Forum Institute event Tuesday, members of a core organizing group described how they’re vetting and training the volunteer network.
Three longtime “A Prairie Home Companion” employees lost their jobs.
A talented writer with a knack for getting at the human side of sports, Littlefield was always able to “capture a moment.”
PBS has hired Jane Chu, former head of the National Endowment for the Arts.
The station has ended locally produced readings from California newspapers, which relied on a part-time employee and more than 100 volunteers.
WHYY is undertaking several projects to better understand itself and its audiences so that it can expand its reach to people of color.
The 18-story development will interfere with a Prairie Public Broadcasting transmitter.
“This is incredibly painful, despite all their efforts to make the decision easier,” said host Jay Smooth.
The bureau’s reporting aims to help listeners “better understand economic globalization and its impact on the Southwest.”
Thirty-seven percent of respondents who had listened to news in the week before taking the survey said they had listened to at least two hours of news.
Gov. Phil Murphy is poised to sign legislation to create a Civic Information Consortium by mid-August.
Henry Morgenthau III joined WGBH in 1957, just two years after it went on the air.