As Director, CRM Business Systems, Development, Sarah Autry works with people across the organization to understand their job function and make sure their needs can be met efficiently using our customer relationship management systems, through the initial implementation of Salesforce and beyond. “My job is a blend of business and systems analysis, project management, and [...]
WNET’s very own Leandro Mejia, a self-proclaimed public media superfan, writes a monthly column of his must-see recommendations on THIRTEEN. Check out his suggestions for new and encore programs you won’t want to miss. And if you want to expand your vocabulary, click on the hyperlinked words for a definition. Though the sun is setting on [...]
As an Accounts Payable Coordinator in the Finance Department, Peter Fulton processes invoices and make sure that WNET’s supplier accounts are up to date. “In other words, I pay the bills!” he says. Read on to learn about the public media programs on Peter’s must-watch list, his favorite places in Bay Ridge, and more. What is [...]
As an Audience Engagement intern, Gabriella Vetrano is spending the summer working with WNET's Audience Engagement team on various aspects of program promotion. “Most of my long-term projects have involved finding press contacts for the team to reach out to so they can promote our shows. We then reach out to publications, influencers and social [...]
WNET’s very own Leandro Mejia, a self-proclaimed public media superfan, writes a monthly column of his must-see recommendations on THIRTEEN. Check out his suggestions for new and encore programs you won’t want to miss. And if you want to expand your vocabulary, click on the hyperlinked words for a definition. THIRTEEN's cool shows will get you even [...]
Welcome to the third installment of WNET’s 2019 Summer Intern Spotlights. Our interns told us about the work they’re doing at WNET, their favorite fictional characters, and, in celebration of the Summer of ’69 specials, their favorite concert experiences. We hope you enjoy learning about our wonderful interns in these interviews conducted by Gabriella Vetrano, [...]
WNET picked up four News & Documentary Emmy Award nominations: Outstanding Nature Program Nature – Super Cats: Cats in Every Corner Nature – Sex, Lies and Butterflies Music and Sound Nature – Super Cats: Extreme Lives Outstanding Lighting Direction and Scenic Design God Knows Where I Am PBS topped the nominations for the News & Documentary Emmy Awards with 47 noms, an ever [...]
Welcome to the second installment of WNET’s 2019 Summer Intern Spotlights. We asked our interns to tell us a bit about their backgrounds, their work at WNET, and, in celebration of the Summer of ’69 specials, their favorite concert experiences. We hope you enjoy learning about our wonderful interns in these interviews conducted by Gabriella [...]
Today, the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences nominated American Masters for an Emmy Award in the category of “Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series.” This is the 75th Emmy nomination for American Masters. The series has won and 28 Emmy Awards, including 10 for Outstanding Nonfiction Series and five for Outstanding Nonfiction Special. Winners will be [...]
WNET received two Gold Medals in the 2019 International Serious Play Awards (K-12 Education competition). Cyberchase's digital game Railway Hero received one award. In the innovative game, developed in collaboration with advisors with expertise in reaching children with a variety of cognitive and physical disabilities, kids aid the CyberSquad on a mission to thwart the Hacker [...]
