PBS, full name Public Broadcasting Service, (American Public Television Network, also known as the Public Broadcasters Association or American Public Television), is a public television organization in the United States, consisting of 354 franchised television stations

, founded in 1969 and headquartered in Arlington County, Virginia; aims to use high-quality programs and educational services provided by non-commercial television, the Internet and other media to enrich people's lives and achieve media notification.

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Corporation for Public Broadcasting, CPB for short.

A non-profit radio and television organization established in the United States under the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967.

It is not a government agency. Its main tasks are: supporting the development of public broadcasting, allocating federal government funding, soliciting donations from all walks of life, paying the production fees for national programs, organizing connections between stations, and conducting research

and training programs, establishing a video and tape library.

The company's board of directors consists of 15 people, and the directors are appointed by the president after nomination and confirmation by the Senate.

No party shall have more than 8 directors.

The term of directors is 6 years.

Five of them are replaced every two years.

The board of directors elects the chairman and vice-chairman and appoints the general manager.

The general manager is responsible for the daily business work of the company.

In 1969, the Public Broadcasting Corporation established the "PBS Public Television Network", which is responsible for managing the transmission of programs to public television stations nationwide through satellites and the business relations between public television stations.

Public television stations are generally divided into four categories according to ownership: 1. Operated by state or municipal governments and national education departments.

2Operated by the university.

3. Urban education departments and institutions that manage primary and secondary schools.

4. Non-profit public organizations, mainly in public radio stations and television stations in big cities, do not broadcast advertisements. Funds come from federal government and operating department allocations, and donations from foundations.

The national programs that the public television station has historically broadcast include: the news program "The McNair/Chelsea Report", the science programs "Nova", "Nature", "Discover", the children's program "Sesame Street",

"Power Generation Company", "March 2 Contact", cultural programs "Masterpiece Theater", financial programs "Wall Street Week", "Geography", etc. It also broadcasts TV series, foreign language films, operas, ballets, symphony concerts and

Various informative and service programs.

PBS Online is the website of the American public television network PBS (Public Broadcasting Service).

As for PBS Online, it can be said to be the online version of PBS. It includes more than 400 PBS TV programs and special projects, as well as website-specific content. There are more than 85,000 pages in total for readers to explore, and the content categories in the upper right corner of the homepage are for readers to explore.

According to the picture, the information can be said to be quite abundant.

If TV programs have sound and light pictures, will the online version of the TV program be much worse? In fact, it won’t be, because the Internet has a real-time broadcast function and a program for playing videos, and many historical materials and pictures can be accessed through

Scans are rendered on the web page, so there is no need to worry about sensory effects.

On the contrary, PBS Online provides a lot of precious text data and related data indexes and HYPERLINKS. Almost every part will have detailed text data, which is very helpful for understanding and memory.

For more than twenty-five years, Nature has been a touchstone in PBS' natural history programming, capturing the majestic wonders of the natural world - from the African savannah to the Antarctic ice sheets.

The nature series has won more than 360 honors from the television industry, family organizations, the International Wildlife Film Association, and environmental organizations, including eight Emmy Awards, two Peabody Awards and a

The Summit Club gave the high honor to a television program for the first time.

Most recently, "The Queen of Trees" (2006) won a Peabody Award and the NHK Chairman's Award for high-definition television at the Banff World Television Festival.