There were 40,000 people inside Stamford Bridge in stoppage time of this remarkable draw between Chelsea and Leeds United, ...

NEW YORK, Jan. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The WNET Group, parent company of New York's flagship public television stations THIRTEEN and WLIW, announced today that President and CEO Neal Shapiro will ...

NEW YORK—Neal Shapiro, president of The WNET Group, will retire from his role at the end of the his contract in 2026, the public broadcaster said.The WNET Group is the parent of public TV stations ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The topic of a Thursday panel at the Content London industry gathering signaled a debate of big and big-picture issues: “TV under ...

Trump's tariff threats, the bidding war for Warner Bros. Discovery, M&A appetite and AI regulation were also among hot-button topics debated during a Content London session. By Georg Szalai Global ...

The WNET Group, a nonprofit public media organization, is relocating its New York City offices from Hell’s Kitchen to Midtown East, Commercial Observer has learned. The media group will relocate from ...

This summer, after decades of failed attempts to eliminate federal funding of public media, conservative critics and Republican lawmakers ended support for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB ...

The New York-area PBS station WNET has scrubbed its archives of at least three educational TV episodes that discuss transgender identity and drag expression, The Intercept has learned, as Congress and ...

Not surprisingly, Donald Trump’s May 1 executive order cutting federal funding for PBS and NPR stations was a prime topic of conversation among speakers as well as Cumming. ByJane Levere, Former ...

Last night, The WNET Group, home of PBS stations THIRTEEN and WLIW, network NJ PBS, and Long Island's only NPR station WLIW-FM, hosted its 2025 gala to celebrate the arts and public media, paying ...

The union for writers and producers at New York City’s flagship PBS member station is demanding that WNET Thirteen cease “union-busting proposals” and cough up a pay raise after months of delays, ...