About Public Media How CPB Funding Works Programs & Projects Open Grants & RFPs About CPB | Contact CPB About Public Media: Digital, Diversity, Dialogue Digital, Diversity, and Dialogue are the framework for public media's service to America. The "Three D's"—digital, diversity, and dialogue—reflect CPB's core values of collaboration, partnership, innovation, engagement, and diversity. This strategic approach informs its program investments system-wide. Digital Public media is a leader in technological and programming innovation, most recently in the development and deployment of digital television and radio broadcasting and digital broadcasting to mobile devices. Public media has also brought innovation to online and other digital media platforms, including Web content, mobile news applications, user-generated content, and interactive educational and informational games. Now public media is developing common digital standards and platforms that will allow public radio and television entities to create, gather, share, cross-pollinate, and deliver content, making it more accessible and increasing the capability for people to use it when, where, and how they want. Diversity Diversity, when viewed through the lens of public media, is about understanding and appreciating one another’s uniqueness. America was built by a patchwork of nationalities; public media is a quilt of America’s many communities. Out of many, one. For the nation and public media alike, diversity is strength. It’s a bond, not a barrier; a shared commonality, not a division. Public media viewers and listeners find their own reflections—as well as the viewpoints of others—in a rich work of programs, projects, delivery platforms, ideas, and opinions. Dialogue Dialogue builds bridges, relationships, connections of commonality and unity, as well as understanding and concern. A vibrantly interactive, multidimensional public media supports ongoing dialogue between individuals, among communities, and across the nation. Educational Programming and Services Introduction Resources Findings from Ready To Learn 2005-10 PBS Kids Lab PBS Kids Go American Graduate Visit the American Graduate Web Site Visit American Graduate on Facebook Follow American Graduate on Twitter American Graduate overview The Future of Public Media White paper: The contribution that public media will make in the digital age Open to the Public Comments on programming are compiled in annual and monthly Open to the Public reports. Contact Public Broadcasters PBS, NPR, and PRI, and your local station are not part of CPB's organizational structure. Some of your questions or comments may be better addressed by them. Find a station: PBS, NPR, PRI Public broadcasting organizations PBS videos, NPR transcripts Public Broadcasting Revenue Reports Fiscal Year 2011 PDF Fiscal Year 2010 PDF Fiscal Year 2009 PDF Fiscal Year 2008 PDF Fiscal Year 2007 PDF Previous Revenue Reports Public Broadcasting Act of 1967 Public Broadcasting Act of 1967, as amended President Johnson's remarks About CPB CPB promotes the growth and development of public media in communities throughout America. About Public Media Digital, Diversity, and Dialogue are the framework for public media's service to America. Programs & Projects CPB awards grants to stations and independent producers to create programs and services. Recent News: Youth Speaks Announces American Graduate Raise Up Winners Learn About CPB What is Public Media? What is CPB? How CPB Funding Works Broadcast Television Spectrum Station Spotlights CPB Board of Directors CPB Senior Leadership Team Open Grants & RFPs Collaborative Operations and Services Grant Program Rural Station Digital Equipment Emergency Recovery Grants More open grants & RFPs... For Stations & Producers Music Rights FY2014 Television General Provisions FY2014 Radio General Provisions CPB Certification Requirements Financial Reporting Guidelines More for stations & producers... Contact CPB Contact CPB Contact CPB Ombudsman Contact Inspector General Open to the public reports Public Media Organizations » Careers in Public Media » CPB Press Room Corporation for Public Broadcasting A Private Corporation Funded by the American People