WNET
WNET is a company that also runs a non-commercial educational television channel. The station is licensed to Newark, New Jersey and covers the New York Metropolitan area. WNET is also the parent company of Long Island based Public Broadcasting System (PBS) and WMET is considered to be the most watched PBS station in the country with its sister concern WLIW being the third most watched channel.
Some of the channels that the organization manages and runs include THIRTEEN, WLIW21, KidsTHIRTEEN, WLIWCreate, WLIWWorld, THIRTEEN on Demand, THIRTEEN Kids on Demnad and V-Me. The content for these channels includes topic related to arts and culture, news and public affairs, science and natural history, documentaries and children programming. The organization also creates the Celebration of Teaching and Learning.
The Tisch WNET studios are located at the Lincoln Center and this state of the art facility is the location for many production shoots. Some intimate concerts, lectures and screenings are also held at the center. Some of the signature programs of the channel include American Masters, Cyberchase, Great Performances, MetroFocus, Nature, Need to Know, Reel13 and Sunday Arts.
There are various ways in which people can support the various channels that are broadcasted by this group. One can join the channel, subscribe or renew a membership or simply donate to the cause of bringing information to children and adults. The support that people give is what really ensures that the content of these channels is always of high quality and top production value. Some of the subscriptions can get a person discounts at various museums, theatres, concerts and retail establishments as well.
Other ways of giving include the memorial and tribute gift option, kid club thirteen options, corporate donations and the opportunity to donate your old car too. Since the organization is a non-profit one, it does not look at commercials for revenue and depends mainly on memberships and donations.
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