101. PBS.org PBS.org This World Wide Web (WWW) site, suitable for students in grades 5 to postsecondary, is the homepage for the public broadcasting System (PBS). Schedules of their upcoming shows are http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.pbs.org/&y=028AFAB35C6FF189&

102. WCMU / Tv Redirect Page News and information; classical, jazz and traditional music. http://www.cmuradio.cmich.edu/

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103. Citizens For Independent Public Broadcasting Homepage Organization dedicated to creating a national coalition to develop independently funded public radio and television broadcasting trust. http://www.cipbonline.org

Putting the PUBLIC Back into Public Broadcasting Chosen as one of the Best Educational Web Resources Recent Conference Presentations by Dr.Jerry Starr Media Merger Mania and Movements for Media Democracy Columbus, Ohio, April 2004 Towards a Re-Definition of Public Broadcasting Barcelona, Spain, May 2004 CIPB Launches Public Affairs Program Homefront: A Public Affairs Forum Executive Director Jerold Starr explains: "This program is deliberately not your standard TV public affairs show with flacks and hacks shouting opinions at each other on whatever subject that comes up." Read More CIPB Chapter News: Activism Works! Amherst, MA

104. WORLDNET Television Broacasts a variety of public affairs, news and information programs thoughout the world. From the International broadcasting Bureau. http://www.ibb.gov/worldnet/

As of Sunday, 16 May 2004, Worldnet Television has been merged into the Voice of America multimedia network. This page will redirect you to the VOANews.com home page, from which you may choose your language and find the news and programming you seek. Click here to go to the VOA News website.

105. South Dakota Public Broadcasting Onepage history of public stations in South Dakota. http://www.sdpb.org/history.htm

106. Caribbean Broadcasting Union Representing both public and private broadcast networks. Offers a variety of services to the public, including news, awards, technical information, letter from the president, link to several member stations, provides a list of members and contact information. http://www.caribunion.com/

CBU's President MEMBERS ONLY AREA General Membership Board Members Latest Edition of Antenna Whats New: The President Announces Board Committees Broadcasters Submit Declaration to U.N. Secretery General New Broadcasting Treaty Before W.I.P.O We anticipate a very active and full year in the area of Training in 2004, and we urge members to benefit from their fullest participation in these workshops, available at highly subsidized rates. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CBU Board Meeting Deadline for Subs CBU AGA Other REPORTS Website Designed and Maintained by DVSAT Communications

107. Exhibits Collection -- Literature Interactive exhibit that takes visitors on a literary journey through the classic short story. http://www.learner.org/exhibits/literature/

Teachers' Lab The goal of the Teachers' Lab is to provide teachers and educators with a deeper understanding of commonly taught math and science concepts. Many of the Labs are based upon professional development workshops broadcast on the Annenberg/CPB Channel Literature gives order to human experience. Literature explores cultural values. Literature demands an emotional response from the reader. Like a great journey, literature can show you things you have never seen before and will never forget. Join our journey through a classic short story, "A Jury of Her Peers," by Susan Glaspell. Along the way, you'll solve the mystery of whether Minnie Wright killed her husband and explore the story's literary elements. You will also encounter rest stops where you can read more about the structure of story and take part in activities related to "A Jury of Her Peers". Enter the door on the right to begin your journey.

108. WBUR Online Arts An arts and entertainment forum offering public broadcasting fans the opportunity to talk back to critics and each other- in various categories including music, movies, and television. http://publicbroadcast.net/wbur/arts/

FROM WBUR The Wages of Sin Arts News Weblog Godzilla Unbound Get Real ... June Classical Music Events ON THE HORIZON Visual Arts Plays Dance Classical Music ON AIR Editorial Art (The Connection) Fahrenheit 9/11 (On Point) FEATURED IN THEATER The Wages of Sin by Bill Marx This docudrama examines how the Catholic Church, sworn to protect the innocent, violated that trust. FEATURED IN MOVIES Godzilla Unbound by Betsy Sherman The original Japanese version of the big lizard finally hits U.S. theater screens. ALSO FROM WBUR ARTS Arts for Laughs Do you like arts and cartoons? Then, check out comic sketches by artist Leo Abbett. Editorials Each week, theater critic Bill Marx writes an op-ed column for the WBUR Online Arts e-newsletter. Click here to read his columns. WBUR Movie Club Join the WBUR Movie Club today and get monthly passes to the premiere of many thought-provoking independent films, foreign movies, and documentaries. Public Radio Store Purchase the new book by NPR correspondent Anne Garrels, "Naked in Baghdad." THIS AMERICAN LIFE Coming up this week: This American Life

109. TPT'S ALMANAC Companion to National public broadcasting's awardwinning radio and television programs art, music, history, and current events. http://www.ktca.org/almanac/index.shtml

Welcome to Almanac, TPT's weekly public affairs program with your hosts Eric Eskola and Cathy Wurzer. Visit Mary's Page to find out the latest from Almanac political reporter Mary Lahammer. Fun Foto of the Week: St. Paul Kids on a Hayride, 1945 Check out pictures of Almanac's new set Check out Download the Free RealPlayer Almanac Highlights - June 4, 2004 Political Puppet Theatre George Bush and John Kerry battle it out again on the small stage. John Kerry Visits And he's met by veterans both for and against his candidacy. Mary Lahammer reports. More Campaign Verbiage We hear from supporters of Bush and Kerry as Minnesota truly becomes a battleground state. Bat Girl! Who the heck is Bat Girl? She's quite the Twins fan with her own website... and now's she's visiting with J.G. Check out her amazing blog at www.bat-girl.com Sports with Fitzy We check in with Larry Fitzgerald, the original. Larry is the sports editor of the Spokesman Recorder newspaper and he makes monthly visits to Almanac to chat up local sports. Hizzoner Randy Kelly Smoking bans... a Vincente Fox visit... snoopy characters invading downtown... we check in with St. Paul Mayor Randy Kelly.

110. Mississippi Educational Broadcasting Serving the state of Mississippi through public and educational radio and television broadcasting, including a full online schedule. http://www.etv.state.ms.us/

home contact MPB / search MPB Reagan Memorial Coverage Wed, Jun 09 4 - 6:30 pm " Memorial Service" (Radio, Web) 5 - 7 pm "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer" [Live] (TV) 9 - 10 pm "Reagan: The Hollywood Years" (TV) Fri, Jun 11 10 am - Noon "Funeral Service" [Live] (TV) 10 am - Noon "Funeral Service" [Live] (Radio, Web) Sun, Jun 13 at 4 pm (TV); Thu, Jun 24 at 8 pm (TV) "From Dresden to Jackson: The Story of the Glory of Baroque Dresden" Gene Edwards looks at the rebirth of the City of Dresden in Saxony, Germany and the partnership between Dresden and Jackson that led to this unique exhibition. Wed, Jun 16 at 7 pm (TV)

111. Current Online | Public Broadcasting's History Timeline of developments in public TV and radio in the United States. http://www.current.org/history

Public broadcasting's history Timeline of events Through 1940s 1990s to present Current 's concise paperback history ... home page should be our Lyceum, our Chautauqua, our Minsky's, About the photos The full E.B. White quotation Left photo, above: Jeff Folmsbee shooting for WNET's City Arts series, by Joe Sinnott. Right photo: 1930s radio engineer W.E. Phillips of WILL, University of Illinois. Photo courtesy of WILL. Web page created Feb. 12, 2001 Current: The newspaper about public broadcasting Current Publishing Committee, Washington, D.C. E-mail to webmaster

112. ABC Online The ABC is Australia's public broadcaster. It produces national and local television, radio and online services. http://www.abc.net.au/

@import url(/includes/common.css); Australian Broadcasting Corporation Australia's leading source of information and entertainment Search ABC Online Going to Venice Saturday 9th March 1974 Northern NSW, the rain starts. The Richmond Valley is about to experience its worst flood on record. Latest news Fri 11 Jun updated 11:57pm Archbishop Ian George resigns World leaders gather to honour Reagan Poverty no reason to cede oil reserves: Downer 'Boiler room' businessmen avoid jail ... Weather Enter an Australian region's name or its postcode: ABC Radio Listen from your computer to: Radio Australia (RA) RA in Chinese Indonesian ... Khmer and Tok Pisin Radio National Classic FM triple j ... Lateline Tune In Find the ABC in your area with our The ABC 's international TV and online service for the Building the Mental Muscle Worried about alzheimers? Concerned that your brain may be shrinking? Staying sharp may be as simple as a spot of exercise - moving your muscles could do wonders for your brain! Wild Weather Join Steve Symonds to explore weather phenomena from the causes of tropical cyclones to reading a weather map. Discuss J Music Triple J's music forum Unearthed Share recording tips with fellow musos Video-on-demand Comedy Kitchen Rage Media Watch ... Short Stories Local yarns from across Australia Broadband Dial up and broadband streaming media Participate New Inventors,

113. EBU.CH :: Home Page Professional association of national broadcasters that negotiates and advocates for interests of public broadcasters in Europe. http://www.ebu.ch/

site map EBU Lounge eurovision.net advanced search ... Contact us RAI RAI launches 9th Giancarlo Mencucci competition Click here ZDF Cooperation with Chinese and Korean broadcasters Click here Jazz New EBU European Youth Jazz Orchestra launched Click here WIPO Progress on broadcasters' treaty Click here Note: News previously featured on this page is archived under EBU News or Members' News. Diffusion online ABU: a catalyst for ex(change) Click here (pdf) Click here KulturPreis Europa Juan Buhigas, EBU Vice-President received the prize on behalf of the Union Click here Eurovision 50 Montreux commemorates Eurovision and the EBU Click here BBC Staff under attack in Saudi Arabia: one dead, one seriously wounded Click here Latest update 11.06.2004

114. New Dimensions World Broadcasting Network: Changing The World One Broadcast At A An independent, listenersupported producer and distributor of public radio and shortwave programs which present views from diverse traditions and cultures. http://www.newdimensions.org/

fwLoadMenus(true); New Dimensions Audio Club Listen to New Dimensions anytime or all the time by joining the New Dimensions Audio Club. Subscribe and receive four New Dimensions programs every month for a year, for less than half price For more information and to join, click here! Events October 18 - 22, 2004 April 18 - 22, 2005 Deep Listening, Deep Questioning: The Art of Authentic Dialogue Learn more... Conference featuring many former quests of New Dimensions - Sponsored by ITA Mythic Imagination and Modern Society: The Reinchantment of the World Palm Springs, CA June 13 - 18, 2004 www.itaconferences.org Programs of the Week FREE LISTENING! June 7 - June 13 Holistic Health Care and Our Animal Companions with Jan Allegretti with Jan Allegretti author of The Complete Holistic Dog Book; Home Health Care for Our Canine Companions A Spiritual Revolution in Business with Paul Dolan author of True to Our Roots: Fermenting a Business Revolution " How do we love all the children of all species for all time? - not just our children, but all children and all species.

115. Educational Communications Board: Public TV, Radio, Classroom Resources For Teac Provides information about professional development and classroom and technology resources related to public broadcasting programming. http://www.ecb.org/

link link link Use this drop-down menu for quick access to ECB sites! Contact Wendy Wink, ECB Executive Director Contact the ECB Webmaster Agency Goals Biennial Report 2001-2003 Board Information Classroom Resources Commission on Public Broadcasting Conflict Resolution: Getting Along, Working Together Cultural Horizons of North America video series Cultural Horizons of Wisconsin video series Cultural Horizons of Wisconsin CD-ROM Digital Television Executive Staff Education Division Staff Exploring Wisconsin Our Home GWETC: Technology in Education Conference Instructional Database Instructional TV broadcast schedule Investigating Wisconsin History Job Openings Powwow PreViews for 2004-2005 ITV Public Broadcasting Public Inspection Files Search for Instructional TV Programs Soundwaves: WI Youth Radio Festival State of Wisconsin Website Statutory Duties Storylords Surf Report: Web Sites for Teachers Teacher Guides Teacher Guides - available free online Teacherline Teaching Through Technology Technology Services Telecourses Tracks US History Site What's New Weather Transmitters Wisconsin CD-ROM and Web Site ECB's Surf Report offers links to Web sites about endangered species Surf Report archives provide Web links on over 75 other classroom topics Search over 1800 instructional TV programs by subject area, keyword, Wisconsin academic

116. WPSX-TV Part of Penn State public broadcasting and an affiliate of PBS. Serves one of the largest public broadcasting coverage areas in the nation. Reaches 500,000 households in central Pennsylvania and southern New York. http://wpsx.psu.edu/

117. Penn State Public Broadcasting Media Sales Catalog Markets educational video, audio, and cdrom products. http://www.mediasales.psu.edu/

118. National Public Broadcasting Archives, UM Libraries Archives of NPR, CPB, PBS and National Educational Television held at the University of Maryland's College Park site. Free to visit. http://www.lib.umd.edu/NPBA/

Special Collections Archives and Manuscripts National Public Broadcasting Archives University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742 Hours: 10 am - 5 pm, Monday-Friday Phone: 301-405-9160 Fax: 301-314-2634 Location: Third Floor, Hornbake Library with the Library of American Broadcasting ABOUT THE ARCHIVES Origins of NPBA Collection Development Staff Fees for Services ... Directions RESEARCH MATERIALS Overview of Holdings What's New at NPBA Search NPBA Site Collections and Subjects: Collection List Subject List Oral Histories Public Broadcasting Timeline ... Reference Shelf OTHER RESOURCES Public Broadcasting PolicyBase - A Service of National Public Broadcasting Archives and Current Newspaper Collections in Other Repositories: Collection List Repository List Broadcasting Organizations and Repositories Radio and Television - Program Ordering Information ... University of Maryland , College Park, MD 20742-7011 (301)405-0800 Please send comments and suggestions to the Libraries' Webmaster Content questions should be directed to Information Provider Last Revised: April 2, 2004

119. Public Broadcasting Services public broadcasting SERVICES 75,St. Luke s Road, G Mangia MSD 09 Tel(356) 21225051 email info@pbs.com.mt. Hosted @ Terranet. http://www.pbs.com.mt/

LINJI GWIDA DAILY NEWS News Headlines Sports News WEEKLY SCHEDULES TVM Radju Malta TV LICENCES Payment of TV Licences Programme Statement of Intent Click here 999 kHz MW 93.7 FM Stereo 106.6 FM Sessions Listen to Radju Malta Live Member of the European Broadcasting Union PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICES 75,St. Luke's Road, G'Mangia MSD 09 Tel:(356) 21225051 e-mail: info@pbs.com.mt Hosted @ Terranet

120. Off The Record: What Media Corporations Don’t Tell You About Their Legislative From the Center for public Integrity, a publication in PDF format about broadcasting corporations and their legislative agendas. http://www.publicintegrity.org/reports/offtherecord/index.html

HOME FEEDBACK CONTACT US SEARCH ... CENTER REPORTS Off The Record What Media Corporations Don’t Tell You About Their Legislative Agendas The giant media corporations of today are special interests in their own right, with unique legislative agendas that they push on Capitol Hill and in the offices of federal regulators. The companies that dominate the airwaves and purvey the news in print are little different from any other industry. They spend millions on campaign contributions. They fly lawmakers and regulators around the world on all-expenses-paid junkets. They hire a “who’s who” of former congressional staffers, members, and FCC officials to plead their cases in the nation’s capitol. And more often than not, they get what they want, which is why media corporations are widely regarded as the most powerful special interest in Washington. Download the complete report in PDF format. For a bound, printed copy of Off the Record , please call Regina Russell at (202) 466-1300 or send an email to storekeeper@publicintegrity.org

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