Tony Brown, who interviewed more than 1,000 Black newsmakers on the public affairs program “Tony Brown’s Journal”on PBS for nearly 40 years died June 17 at age 93. For nearly four decades, millions of ...

I had worked really hard to build trust and transparency and relationships,” said an education specialist for Idaho Public ...

Tony Brown's legacy in Black media history: transforming TV, empowering Black voices, and inspiring journalists. His impact ...

On “Tony Brown’s Journal,” he interviewed guests like Jesse Jackson and Lena Horne, and made programming decisions by asking ...

Montclair State University takes over NJ public TV amid financial, governance, and legal uncertainties, prompting calls for reforms and oversight.

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Montclair State University has been selected as the new operator of NJ PBS, the university said Wednesday. A proposal calls for the university and its College of Communication and Media to manage the ...

Born of the vaudevillian era, TV variety programs carried the traditions of comedy, song, dance and sketch performance into America’s living room and into a new era of entertainment. This genre of ...

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His trademark cardigan sweater and tennis shoes ingratiated Fred Rogers to an entire generation of children, but the beloved kids’ television show host nearly missed his calling altogether. Even ...

Montclair State University has won a competitive bid to manage NJ PBS on behalf of the New Jersey Public Broadcasting Authority. The university announced its selection as the new operator Wednesday.