NJ College Is Taking Over State's Public TV Stations: What To Know

Montclair State University to Run NJ PBS

The five year agreement will bring the service back to New Jersey; WNET had managed NJ PBS since 2011

Montclair State University will be the new home of NJ PBS

Montclair State University joins a partnership with the New Jersey State Broadcasting Authority as the college will be the new operator of NJ PBS.

NJ PBS to be managed by Montclair State University

The university is slated to take over operations of New Jersey’s public TV network July 1.

NJ College Is Taking Over State's Public TV Stations: What To Know

The announcement follows months of worry about the future of NJ PBS due to federal and state budget cuts.

Montclair State Selected to Operate NJ PBS Beginning July 1

“New Jersey has one of the most extraordinary media landscapes in the country, and we will fully leverage and highlight the breadth of voices and storytellers across the state,” said Dr. Keith Strudler, Dean of Montclair’s College of Communication and Media. The post Montclair State Selected to Operate NJ PBS Beginning July 1 appeared first on Montclair Local.

Montclair State University selected to operate NJ PBS beginning July 1 - WRNJ Radio

MONTCLAIR TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Essex County) — Montclair State University has been selected as the new programming and management operator of New Jersey’s public television stations, state officials announced Wednesday. Under the agreement, Montclair will assume management of NJ PBS on July 1, replacing WNET, which has operated the state’s public television network since 2011. The university was selected from four bidders through a competitive reques…