WDR (Westdeutscher Rundfunk - German Radio & TV) is one of the broadcasting members of the ARD, the first public German broadcaster, which consists of ten members under state law and public control. All of them have the same mission, i.e., to serve the public as a whole with programmes providing information, education and entertainment. With seven “Third” (regional) programmes besides the “First” programme (nationwide), the ARD broadcasting corporations demonstrate their regional competence. The WDR is one of these providers specialized on regional information, entertainment programmes and music, cultural and science programmes, documentaries, feature films and series. Possible involvement in co-production depends on the story.

WE tv is an American cable television channel which is marketed towards women. It features some original programming, such as non-fiction talk shows, as well as made-for-TV movies, older feature films, and re-runs of TV shows, it also shows art and fashion documentaries and reality series. Thematically, the programming is focused on women and women's issues. We tv is owned by Rainbow Media, a subsidiary of Cablevision and is based in Jericho, New York.

We've come a long way since WGBH first hit the airwaves with a live 1951 radio performance by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Today, WGBH informs, inspires, and entertains millions of people not only here in Boston, but across the country and around the world. We reach our audiences at home, at work, at play, in the car, in the classroom, in movie theaters...wherever media is accessible. WGBH is public service media for New England--on TV, radio, the Web, and out in the community. We're the single largest producer of PBS prime-time and online programming, and a major source of programs heard on public radio from coast to coast. We're a pioneer in educational multimedia and in media access technologies for people with hearing or vision loss. Podcasts and vodcasts...DVDs...innovative online teaching tools for lifelong learning...as the media landscape continues to evolve, WGBH is staying ahead of the curve. We're always looking for new ways to serve you, and we're grateful for your interest and your support! -- Jon Abbott, President and CEO

WNED-TV is a public television station in Buffalo, New York, serving as that market's PBS affiliate. It is owned by the Western New York Public Broadcasting Association.

WNET.ORG, channel 13, is a non-commercial television station licensed to Newark, New Jersey. With its signal covering the three-state New York metropolitan area, WNET is a flagship station of the Public Broadcasting Service and a primary provider of PBS programming.

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Yle, is the national public service broadcasting company in Finland with duties laid down by law. Yle operates 4 national television channels, 6 radio channels, and growing internet service. Yle ranks first in television viewing in the country. Yle is the main purveyor and producer of domestic culture, and 48% of its television programs are made in Finland. Yle is a limited company mainly owned by the Finnish state and principally financed through television fee revenues. Yle is a media company free from commercial and political affiliations, and its programs carry no advertising. Yle was established in 1926 and joined EBU, the European Broadcasting Union at the very beginning in 1950.

One of the five television channels operated by YLE - Finnish Broadcasting Company. Its programming includes news, current affairs and factual journalism, documentaries, drama, cultural and educational programmes. The channel also co-produces films, esp. documentaries - 50 co-productions per year, i.e. 30 hours of programme time.

One of the five television channels operated by YLE - Finnish Broadcasting Company. It focuses on programming for children and youth, sports, drama, entertainment, current affairs.

The broadcaster's responsibility within the TV station ZDF is to discover and systematically coach new talents. It provides a professional partnership for the realization of projects through close dramatic support, but also huge scope for development of originality and idiosyncrasy. Das kleine Fernsehspiel supports not only production but also script development. Fictional and documentary low-budget works of a length exceeding 40 minutes have the chance of being promoted, provided the filmmaker has completed no more than two previous film projects. 40 fixed dates for newcomer and innovative films are scheduled in the ZDF programme. Every year about 22 new productions are developed: TV films and movies, documentaries, essays, experimental forms and mixed genres, with films commissioned for TV as well as co-productions for cinema being equally eligible. New broadcasts and pilots for TV formats are developed in Quantum, the ZDF “laboratory for format development”.

ZDF is one of the two national public channels in Germany and a partner of 3sat, ARTE, Phoenix and the digital culture channel ZDFkultur. The Department ZDF/ARTE Thema is commissioning about 25 Theme evenings a year and about 10 cultural and popcultural documentaries (52’). We are especially looking for author-driven creative documentaries, current affairs and human interest documentaries, documentaries on culture and arts.

ZDF is one of the two national public channels in Germany and a partner of 3sat, ARTE, Phoenix and the digital culture channel ZDFkultur. The Department ZDF/ARTE Thema is commissioning about 25 Theme evenings a year and about 10 cultural and popcultural documentaries (52’). We are especially looking for author-driven creative documentaries, current affairs and human interest documentaries, documentaries on culture and arts.

ZTV is a 24-hour music video channel broadcast by Viasat in local versions to Sweden and Norway.