Arkansas public television will retain its PBS affiliation through June 2027 after private funds were raised to cover membership dues. The network plans to increase locally produced programming to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Even as Arkansas public television retains its PBS affiliation for at least another year, Arkansas TV leaders say the network's ...

Philips has launched its new Skylight, a range of smart ceiling lights designed to mimic natural daylight indoors. Featuring automatic day rhythm adjustments and optional UV-B technology for vitamin D ...

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — WGTE Public Media and WBGU-TV announced on Tuesday the two media organizations will partner to keep PBS programming on the latter station, which earlier this year said it would ...

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A new note to investors from financial analysts at LightShed Partners poses the controversial question of whether broadcast networks should scrap entertainment programming given the long-term declines ...

The FCC, led by Trump-appointed chairman Brendan Carr, is opening a new front in its “anti-woke” campaign: The agency is seeking feedback about whether the TV industry’s voluntary ratings system needs ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. The Philips brand in Europe has taken the wraps off its 2026 range of TVs, revealing a range ...

Philips is dropping Google TV from its future televisions, replacing it with Titan OS. The shift could give Philips more control over software, features, and revenue opportunities. Titan OS promises ...

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Philips, a major TV brand in markets such as the UK and Europe, is ditching Google TV for “Titan OS.” Google TV has powered Philips TV sets for years now, but that’s changing with the latest lineup.

All 2026 Philips TVs will skip Google TV in favor of the Titan OS platform. Titan OS is a web-based TV platform, with up to 10 years of security updates. Philips maker TP Vision joins the likes of LG ...