Shapiro will remain as CEO until a successor has been identified. Following a transition period, he will then move into a new role as President Emeritus to continue supporting WNET's fundraising ...

CNBC ranks the 75 most valuable college athletic programs. The programs are worth a combined $51.22 billion, 13% more than the top 75 in last year's rankings. Earlier this month the University of Utah ...

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 ...

November premieres include It's Your Business Long Island and Newsday Investigates: The Forgotten; Island Insider and Out East with Doug Geed begin in December NEW YORK, Nov. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- ...

Longtime New Jersey political reporter David Cruz has been terminated from his position at NJ Spotlight News and NJ PBS, the WNET Group announced today. According to a WNET statement, the decision was ...

In the wake of the news that NJ PBS will go dark next year, several members of its board of trustees – including Chair Scott Kobler – have submitted their resignations. As reported Sept. 24, The WNET ...

In a notable example of how government funding cuts, are putting severe financial strains on public media, the WNET Group has announced that it has been unable to reach an agreement with the New ...

NJ PBS — the sole PBS affiliate covering local New Jersey news — will shutter next year following severe funding cuts and failed negotiations with the state, according to the network’s operator. The ...

New Jersey’s PBS station will be shut down next year following massive funding cuts from President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill.” WNET, its New York City-based parent company, said it would no ...

New Jersey's sole public television network will cease operations next summer due to "very significant" funding cuts at the local and federal levels, the company said Tuesday. New Jersey PBS said its ...

New Jersey’s lone public television station will cease operations next summer. WNET, the parent company of NJ PBS, announced Sept. 23 that the combination of state and federal budget cuts led ...