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PBS execs upbeat about financial outlook, new arts programs

By Barry Garron, Freelance Contributor | February 3, 2021

During the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour, President Paula Kerger cited gains in stations’ membership revenues and the Biden administration’s focus on education as bright spots.

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Filmmakers join Kerger at press tour to discuss pandemic’s effect on forthcoming PBS series

By Barry Garron, Freelance Contributor | July 29, 2020

At an executive session with the PBS president, Ken Burns and Henry Louis Gates Jr. discussed how the pandemic has affected productions of their next major series.

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Like the rest of Burns’ oeuvre, ‘Country Music’ offers ‘an opportunity to understand who we are’

By Barry Garron, Freelance Contributor | September 4, 2019

Premiering on PBS Sept. 15, the documentarian’s latest film follows the evolution of country music from 1923 to the mid-1990s.

Quick Takes

New Ken Burns website curates content related to his films

By Dru Sefton, Senior Editor | November 17, 2017

The site’s name, Unum, is taken from the U.S. motto “e pluribus unum” — from many, one.

Programs/Content

Alongside ‘Vietnam’, stations bring many voices to national conversation 

By Jill Goldsmith, Contributing Editor | September 1, 2017

Stations are staging local events and creating original content tied to the 18-hour Ken Burns series, debuting Sep. 17.

Programs/Content

PBS’s Kerger warns of station shutdowns if CPB goes dark

By Barry Garron, Freelance Contributor | July 31, 2017

“There is no plan B” to replace federal funding, Paula Kerger told TV critics during her executive session at the Summer Press Tour.

Programs/Content

New PBS films revisit war histories with present-day perspective

By Barry Garron, Freelance Contributor | March 8, 2017

With examinations of Vietnam and the Great War, the documentarians are focusing on stories to help younger viewers understand today’s conflicts.

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Press tour brings questions about federal funding, panel on ‘Vietnam’ soundtrack

By Barry Garron, Freelance Contributor | January 17, 2017

PBS President Paula Kerger assures critics that stations are communicating with members of Congress about the importance of CPB funding.

Programs/Content

PBS press tour brings preview of Burns docs, review of fireworks gaffe

By Barry Garron, Freelance Contributor | July 29, 2016

Kerger said PBS’s handling of its broadcast of the annual Fourth of July fireworks on Washington’s National Mall was contrary to policy.

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