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Groucho Marx and Dick Cavett on ‘The Dick Cavett Show’ in 1968.
'Groucho & Cavett' Come to 'American Masters'

By John Eggerton Last updated

PBS to air profile of relationship between iconic pair

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PBS, APTS: Cable Headend Consolidation Has Cut Off Viewers

By John Eggerton Last updated

Public-TV groups tell FCC ultimate result could be stripping noncoms of carriage rights altogether

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Khadega Mohammed at My Muslim Vote Event
PBS 'POV' Premieres Film 'An Act of Worship' Oct. 17

By Chelsea Anderson Published

'POV' celebrates 35th season

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'La Otra Mirada' first look photo
PBS Announces New Lineup To Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

By Chelsea Anderson Published

Lineup includes children's programming and the 35th Hispanic Heritage Awards

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Sarah Botstein, Ken Burns and Lynn Novick produce and direct The U.S. and the Holocaust
‘I Won’t Work on a More Important Film,’ Said Ken Burns of New Documentary

By Michael Malone Published

‘The U.S. and the Holocaust’ premieres on PBS September 18

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Victoria Falls at sunset, Zambia.
Season Two of 'Rivers of Life' Starts Sept. 28 on PBS

By Chelsea Anderson Published

Three rivers will be featured-the Zambezi, Yukon, and the Danube

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PBS' 'The U.S. and the Holocaust'
PBS Holocaust Documentary to Stream First

By John Eggerton Published

Rollout is being adjusted to accommodate coverage of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral

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Frontline on PBS
‘Lies, Politics and Democracy’ Kicks Off ‘Frontline’ Season

By Michael Malone Last updated

‘Frontline’ begins with a look at the threat to democracy in America

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Leili Boroumand
PBS Looks to Ramp Up Streaming Presence

By John Eggerton Published

Amazon exec Leili Boroumand will look to expand platform

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Noncoms to FCC: ATSC 3.0 Transition Is Challenging

By John Eggerton Published

Say it is tough to meet commission's simulcasting requirements

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