New York Public Broadcasting

New York Public Broadcasting is the public broadcasting state network in New York. It is owned by the New York Authority for Educational Television, an agency of the New York state government that holds the licenses for all of the PBS and NPR member stations in the state.
== History ==
The New York Public Broadcasting was launched on Nov. 10, 1954, and immediately became an affiliate of the National Educational Television (NET). The first station to sign on was WNYPB in New York City, NY. By 1960, about 3 more stations signed on and joined New York Public Broadcasting. In 1970, the network became a part of Public Broadcasting Services following the closure of NET. By 1977, all 11 stations signed on.
== NYPB Television ==
The NYPB stations are:
Station	City of License 	Channel	First Air Date
WNYPB 	New York City 	52 	November 10, 1954
WXKW 	Albany, Shenectady, and Troy	10 	No. 10, 1954
WNYF 	Buffalo 	21 	May 22, 1955
WNYT 	Rochester 	17 	March 21, 1970
WNYS 	Syracuse 	9 	May 1, 1977
WNYG 	Binghamton 	11 	September 9, 1957
WNYW 	Watertown 	32 	October 15, 1960
WNYL 	Plattsburg 	24 	July 8, 1964
WNYNO 	Norwood 	30 	May 4, 1970
WNYU 	Corning 	33 	February 18, 1976
WPLE 	Plattsburgh 	46 	No. 10, 1955
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