For 14 years, the industry joke goes, National Educational Television has been little more than a pony-express system, delivering its programs by stages. Beginning next week, NET will leave the ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Oct. 5, 1970, National Educational Television—now known as Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)— airs its first broadcast. The first show? Julia Child’s “The French Chef.” ...

What's New? was a daily science television program for children. The National Educational Television network broadcast the show in the 1960s. The haf-hour program aired in black-and-white. It did not ...

B-roll film of a segment of "Episode 4" of Black Journal, the National Education Television (NET) television program. It consists of a 16mm acetate film strip (2012.79.1.87.1a) with perforations ...

The Toy That Grew Up was an American television series produced by WTTW, the Chicago affiliate of the National Educational Television network that showed complete and uninterrupted silent films. It ...

Courtney Pledger currently serves as CEO of Arkansas PBS where her bold vision for the network led to its transformation as a multi-platform storyteller for both local and national audiences and ...

Arkansas Educational Television Network is a state network of 6 simulcast public television stations covering the entire state of Arkansas, and parts of Mississippi, Tennessee, Missouri, Oklahoma, ...

Since its premiere in the late 1960s on the National Education Television network, which transformed into the Public Broadcasting Service in 1970, “Sesame Street” has been one of the most popular ...