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nytimes.com » NYT > Arts - Oct 21, 2008
"Heat," airing on Tuesday on PBS, does a thorough job of documenting the obstacles, both technological and human, to reining in global warming.
Also tagged: global warming, television, public broadcasting service, frontline limited fro nyse, smith martin
nytimes.com » NYT > Television - Oct 16, 2008
PBS said there was no national airdate available for “Torturing Democracy,” a documentary examining the Bush administration’s detention and interrogation policies, until after President Bush leaves office.
Also tagged: television, wnet, public broadcasting service, jones sherry, torturing democracy tv program
nytimes.com » NYT > U.S. - Oct 13, 2008
“The Choice,” on PBS’s “Frontline,” traces the two candidates’ stories but ends at a point when the war in Iraq — rather than the economy — still seemed as if it might be the election’s pivotal issue.
Also tagged: television, obama barack, public broadcasting service, mccain john, presidential election of 2008, frontline tv program, choice 2008 the tv program
nytimes.com » NYT > Arts - Oct 11, 2008
“The Trial of Saddam Hussein,” part of the series “America at a Crossroads,” is a useful summary of the trial that resulted in Mr. Hussein’s hanging in late 2006.
Also tagged: television, public broadcasting service, hussein saddam, america at a crossroads tv program, the trial of saddam hussein tv program
nytimes.com » NYT > Arts - Sep 30, 2008
Judging by the strength of the music, the smoothness of operations and the fervor of crowds, the Austin City Limits Music Festival deserves recognition as a first-tier rock fest, with a regional twist.
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nytimes.com » NYT > Arts - Sep 19, 2008
The cooking and travel show “Spain ... on the Road Again,” which features Gwyneth Paltrow and chef Mario Batali and premieres this week, is a game-changer for public television in terms of attention.
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nytimes.com » NYT > Arts - Sep 19, 2008
Many things are good about “Women, Power and Politics,” the new installment of “Now on PBS,” but reporter Maria Hinojosa injects herself into the proceedings shamelessly.
Also tagged: women, television, politics and government, public broadcasting service, hinojosa maria, now on pbs tv program
nytimes.com » NYT > Television - Sep 15, 2008
“Where We Stand: America’s Schools in the 21st Century,” a look at American education, isn’t exactly brimming with fresh insights.
Also tagged: television, public broadcasting service, education and schools, gates bill and melinda foundation, where we stand america s schools in the 21st century tv program
nytimes.com » NYT > Arts - Sep 1, 2008
PBS is employing Sid, who is animated in a process called digital puppetry, as an ambassador for what education types might call science readiness.
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nytimes.com » NYT > Arts - Aug 20, 2008
“Worldfocus,” with a start-up budget that station employees said is about $8 million, will attempt to fill what the correspondent, Martin Savidge, called a void in television news.
Also tagged: television, nbc news, wnet, news and news media, hiring and promotion, wliw, worldfocus tv program, savidge martin