One of the most eagerly awaited documentaries of the year may also be one of the most controversial. The Blues, the seven-part, ten-and-a-half-hour
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Paula Apsell began her career with PBS in 1975 as a production assistant on a small science series called NOVA. Back then, men would typically be
After a major victory was won at PBS, Doc U panelists discuss what's next for public broadcasting.
Several PBS programs and other organizations to be severely effected by these funding cuts.
If you're looking for a little spice in your fall public television line-up, check out Voces , a new 13-part series showcasing Latino culture that
I have always felt woefully ignorant of US history, mainly because I spent most of my time in high school classes nodding off, due to less-than
For Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots premieres on PBS stations in February in commemoration of Black History Month in the United
'Crips and Bloods' goes inside Los Angeles' most notorious gangs.
In March 2006, Paula Kerger joined the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) as its sixth president and CEO. Prior to her appointment at PBS, Kerger was