PBS

The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) is an American nonprofit public broadcaster and non-commercial television network based in Arlington, Virginia. Founded on October 5, 1970, PBS operates as a distributor of educational, documentary, cultural, and children's programming to member public television stations across the United States, with select spillover reception into Canada.

PBS distributes prominent national series including Nova, Frontline, Nature, PBS News Hour, Masterpiece, and children's series such as Sesame Street and Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. The network is financed through member station dues, viewer pledge drives, private foundation donations, corporate sponsorships, and historically via the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

• Nonprofit, non-commercial public network established in October 1970
• Owned collaboratively by member public television stations across the United States
• Distributes major documentary, public affairs, cultural, and children's educational programming

Source: PBS. This overview is compiled from public encyclopedia entries and directory records; we do not own or operate this channel.

Originating in United States, PBS is listed under Education programming.

The launch date for PBS is documented as October 5, 1970.

PBS is owned by PBS Member Public Television Stations.

A total of 2 feeds are recorded for PBS, featuring a East output in 480i.

This page is an informational directory entry. We do not operate, host, or transmit any channel broadcasts.