Below are the latest posts from our blogs.
Blogs
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Regular station news from President Neal Shapiro, the insider's perspective on creating content for Thirteen, media reports of Thirteen in the news, stories from the Thirteen 'family', and the occasional creative tangents/musings about public television.
WWII in NY, Through the Eyes of Teens Past and Present
Inside Thirteen blogger: Andrew Yamato, Outreach Producer, Life After Broadcast
There was an op-ed column in the New York Times a... |
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Lectures, panel discussions, debates and presentations on video from great cultural institutions around New York City. Thirteen Forum presents arts, culture, politics, science, and more.
Satyagraha Forum: The Poetry of Peace and Politics
Is poetry inevitably political? Can language provoke peace? Spearheaded by Anne Waldman, a founder and current Director of the Jack... |
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The SundayArts Blog offers an online showcase of current reporting on regional and international artists, performances, theater, and museums by New York City's own experts and critics.
Friday, May 9th, 2008
The Song Remains the Same
Yes, tenor Juan Diego Flórez hit his high Cs again at yesterday’s performance of La Fille du Régiment, all 18... |
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EdBlog features posts by Thirteen's Education Department, well-known educators and featured speakers at New York public television's annual professional development conference for teachers and adminstrators.
Fifth Grade Class Trip to Gettysburg
I was recently a chaperone on my son’s overnight fifth-grade school trip to Gettysburg. It was a chance to go... |
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Daily Media Briefing focuses on contemporary issues in the media and public broadcasting.
Monday, May 12th, 2008
Media Briefing for Monday, May 12, 2008
Spying on American citizens by the government is up, but the number of prosecutions of terrorists is down, says the... |
