Tag: PBS Annual Meeting
Pubmedia’s meeting organizers say virtual conferences are here to stay
Even when it’s safe to bring hundreds of conventioneers together in hotel ballrooms, digital meeting platforms will make it possible for more ...What attendees took away from the PBS Annual Meeting
The conference drove home the importance of diversity, education and innovation.PBS Annual Meeting attendees on taking risks
What’s the biggest risk you took in the past year?How public TV is reaching millennials
We asked attendees at the PBS Annual Meeting in Chicago about their efforts to attract younger audiences.PBS hopes ‘springboard’ will propel two new kids’ shows
“This is a new way to experiment around building buzz for a series.”‘New age of digital learning’ prompts PBS to rethink education space
The public broadcaster is “reimagining the very core” of its “educational value proposition.”The Pub #18: How to broaden public TV’s audience, live from the PBS Annual Meeting in Austin
We contemplate the challenges and the opportunities involved in expanding public television to new audiences.Masterpiece Trust secures $3 million gift from San Diego donor
SAN FRANCISCO – Amid previews of upcoming programming at the PBS Annual Meeting, including a groundbreaking 14-hour series on the Roosevelt family ...PBS’s Kerger urges Annual Meeting audience to be bold amid change
The event kicked off Tuesday with its largest crowd in at least a decade.Koch protester takes stage at PBS meeting, gets handcuffed and shown out
PBS staff asked Current to stop photographing as Brant Olson was put against a wall and handcuffed.GMs take up PBS plan to expand web video output
Three dozen general managers have coalesced around a proposal by PBS Interactive chief Jason Seiken to jump-start low-cost local video production at ...Securing the union, pumping up the volume, bowling in a league
From the opening moments of its 2001 Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, PBS drew on the city’s role in U.S. history and a ...
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