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Filmmakers push for common carriage at first stop in public TV ‘listening tour’
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The discussion was friendly, but emotions ran high as filmmakers and public TV executives examined their often stormy relationship.
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The discussion was friendly, but emotions ran high as filmmakers and public TV executives examined their often stormy relationship.
This list supplements Current’s Pipeline 2015, published in November 2014 and based on responses to our annual survey of public TV producers. Programs appearing in this update, three of which are offered for national broadcast this winter season, went to contract late last year or were submitted after the deadline for the earlier list. Winter ’15
Mia, A Dancer’s Journey
Producing organizations: Slavenska Dance Preservation Inc., PBS SoCaL. Distributor: NETA. Length: 1 x 60.
Tweets from the Jan. 17 meeting at the San Francisco Public Library.
Masterpiece‘s “Poldark,” which premieres in June, might also enjoy additional seasons on the network.
PBS President Paula Kerger announced the deal Monday at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour in Pasadena, Calif.
The program, produced by Oregon Public Broadcasting with partner Lion TV, had dwindled from 11 episodes per summer run to just four last season.
Marie Nelson arrives at PBS a time of transition and challenges.
New York’s WNET is reversing its decision — at least temporarily — to shift independent documentaries from primetime on its main channel to the secondary WLIW on Long Island, which reaches a far smaller audience.
We asked our reporters to reflect on a year’s worth of trends, events and change in public media. Here’s what stuck with us.