Thanks to your support
of Public Broadcasting we are excited to share
with you some important news for Northern California.
As of May 1, the public television stations KQED,
KTEH and KCAH (serving the Monterey area) have
joined together to create Northern California Public
Broadcasting, a stronger, more effective and efficient
organization which will serve you and all of the
members of our community with even more exceptional
public broadcasting programs and services.
Together, KQED, KTEH and
KCAH will use our collective strengths and community
service capacity to reach more people with the
extraordinary programs that educate, enlighten,
and inform our citizens -- programs
that respond to residents' interests and needs.
This partnership will allow KQED to "Be More" for you and every viewer and
listener in Northern California. The result of the merger will be efficiencies
that create greater resources, providing broader and more diverse programming.
We are committed to bringing you and all of our viewers exceptional public
television programs as well as radio programming and online content; and,
critically important to underserved communities, direct outreach and educational
services.
We look forward with great anticipation to working with you to achieve the highest level of return to the community from this new partnership. Thank you for your continued support and belief that, together, the future of public broadcasting in Northern California will remain vibrant and strong.
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