A couple weeks ago, news outlets like The New York Times reported that a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives would cut all federal … Read More
The “Florida Public Radio Emergency Network” or “FPREN,” can be considered public radio’s most ambitious and successful effort in serving coastal states, providing public media audiences with critically important lifesaving multiplatform content before, during, and after hurricanes and other significant weather events.
Five Things You Didn’t Know about Public Television
1. Over the course of a year, nearly 79% of all U.S. television households – and 200 million people – watch PBS. Americans also stream … Read More
Protect My Public Media Launches Today
Today’s the day! The 170 Million Americans for Public Broadcasting campaign has a new name, look, and website. From now on, you can call us … Read More
Public Television Prevents the Summer Slide
School may be out for the summer but parents and caregivers are working to ensure their kids don’t fall victim to the summer slide, a … Read More
Public Media Salutes our Troops
For the past 24 years, PBS has aired the “National Memorial Day Concert”. This concert is broadcast on public television stations throughout the country, and … Read More
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