public television

He has done a number of programs for public television.

Of course, they are not available on either commercial or public television.

It was part of a public television series in 1993 on oil.

It is set to air on American public television in the future.

His opportunity came in 1962, when he was asked to present a series on public television.

The area had been one of the few areas in the country without access to public television.

It was seen on American public television starting in 1974.

Life on public television, never easy, seems to be getting almost impossible these days.

"This is very far from what public television was supposed to be."

Public television has a far smaller role than in most other countries.

His next project is a series, also for public television, on the Depression.

A few of these have been broadcast on public television.

She got an early start as a reporter for the state public television system.

He began his career in public television at Channel 13.

"To many people in this area, public television is 13."

Public television is also building new pathways to the schools.

It even looked great when broadcast later on public television.

The show was being filmed as a special for public television.

Texas is one of only a few states that give no regular support to public television.

The book is a companion to her public television series of the same name.

Eighty percent of all Americans watch public television at least once a month.

A commission for the new public television was created to design the law.

And that is why public television still has a mandate.

"There are probably 10,000 employees working in public television," he said.

The production was broadcast on public television the next year.