Columnist David Marcus writes that public broadcasting, which began before the age of cable and the internet, has outlived ...

Something created in 1967 that millions of people enjoy is under attack again. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) created on November 7, 1967 by President Lyndon Johnson with the ...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has awarded a $1 million grant to Harvest Public Media, a public media journalism collaboration covering agricultural and rural issues that gives ...

Clay Fourrier's passion for media began as a child when his parents gave him his first camera. He knew from then on that he ...

On average, NPR’s member stations get 10% of their funds from the U.S.-chartered Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Rural stations are generally among the most dependent on such federal largesse.

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), which helps fund the nation's public TV and radio stations, is a nonprofit entity that receives more than $500 million from the federal government ...

The lobbying efforts have worked every time conservatives have had power, going back to when President Lyndon Johnson created the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in the late 1960s. Every ...

PBS receives 16 percent, according to a network spokesperson. On average, NPR's member stations get 10% of their funds from the U.S.-chartered Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Rural stations are ...

This isn’t being done in isolation,” First Amendment attorney Steve Zansberg said. “There’s much more of this to come.” ...