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Stations will face a 39-month deadline to complete the technically complex work, which could pose challenges for government licensees that must go through lengthy procurement processes.
A public TV documentary questions the boundaries of humor.
PBS and WNET say 3.6 million tuned in for the Oct. 21 airing.
The PBS Kids multicast channel, launching in January, will also be available on the device.
“My Brother’s Bomber” and “ISIS in Afghanistan” both received two statuettes.
PBS Development Services will launch the PBS Nerd peer-to-peer pilot this fall.
Greater Public President Doug Eichten said PBS’s decision “came as a surprise and a disappointment.”
Two brothers clashed over who would complete ”Soundbreaking,” a series shaped around legendary Beatles producer George Martin.
Do debate-style public affairs shows inherently trivialize serious issues? Watson mounts a defense.
Even panels about shows not overtly dedicated to politics were immersed in campaign theories and analyses.
Kerger said PBS’s handling of its broadcast of the annual Fourth of July fireworks on Washington’s National Mall was contrary to policy.
The layoffs are in the digital and marketing department.
The New Deciders and Willie Velasquez: Empowering the People are set to air this fall.
Kerger noted that PBS and the funder “have come close” to agreement.
Six American Experience episodes will be rebroadcast in August.
Whether in the boxing ring or in the field of public opinion, Ali knew how to win a fight.
The 30-minute show, which discusses how racial relations of today are reflected in the civil rights movement, is part of a package that includes rebroadcast rights for Eyes on the Prize I and II.
PBS continues to defy bullets with words, resuming a conversation that its programmers hope will gradually bring opposing sides of the gun debate closer together.
A station content director has been working to figure out that puzzle.
The director of The Armor of Light challenges women media-makers to rebel against the glorification of violence in film and television.