Maryland Public Television announces launch of national
Initiative includes national broadcasts of HBCU-themed programs and new short films for YouTube, WORLD and PBS online platforms...
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Initiative includes national broadcasts of HBCU-themed programs and new short films for YouTube, WORLD and PBS online platforms...
Initiative includes national broadcasts of HBCU-themed programs and new short films for YouTube, WORLD and PBS online platforms HBCU Week graphic HBCU Week graphic image HBCU Week logo Logo for Maryland Public Television's HBCU Week programming initiative Owings Mills, MD, United States, Aug. 16, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Maryland Public Television (MPT) today announced a national expansion of its HBCU Week programming initiative for September in celebration of the contributions of America’s hist
Local that Works Entry Form Grand Prize: $20,000! Welcome to the sixth annual Local that Works contest! Local that Works spotlights original initiatives that demonstrate the power of local media to inform, engage, educate, inspire, convene, and transform communities. We are particularly interested in innovative cross-platform projects that expand and diversify audiences, especially projects that can be replicated or scaled by small […]
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