Julia Child’s The French Chef is going digital for the first time: 200 episodes of the show are coming to Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN) Prime Instant… Read More »
PBS.org Revamp Aims To Make Local Content More ‘National’
For the past few years, national media outlets from the NYT to AOL (NYSE: AOL) have been trying to build greater hyperlocal presences. PBS i… Read More »
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has committed nearly $1 million for five national public media orgs to build a common digital platfo… Read More »
PBS Unveils Plans For ‘Supervertical’ News Site, Weekly Broadcast ‘Need To Know’
PBS has confirmed its plans to create a stand-alone news website in partnership with its local New York affiliate, WNET. The announcement fo… Read More »
PBS Working on News Destination Site; WNET NY Building It For Them
PBS is working to develop a separate news website, paidContent has learned, and it has commissioned WNET New York to build it for them. WNET… Read More »
Online video has been the main focus of PBS’ online video strategy the past few years and now it finally has a classy showcase to match its… Read More »
PBS may be known for much more than Masterpiece Theatre these days, but the news that it will place parts of its programming on Microsoft’s… Read More »
Several Days In May: PBS Claims Its Web Traffic Tops Broadcast; Depends Who You Ask
PBS is crediting improved video offerings and search engine optimization efforts for helping propel its traffic upward 25 percent over last… Read More »
Babelgum has done a deal with PBS to get 100 hours of programming from the American public broadcaster. It’s particularly championing Scient… Read More »
PBS has entered the childrens’ virtual world space with its own subscription-based “online neighborhood.” Dubbed PBS Kids Play, the site is… Read More »
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