As Connecticut Public Television moved last summer into a new $12.6 million headquarters bristling with satellite dishes and digital technology, top managers canceled “Main Street,” a local magazine ...

Connecticut Public Television (CPTV) grew to a statewide public TV broadcaster, becoming Connecticut Public Broadcasting (CPBI) when it joined forces with Connecticut Public Radio (WNPR) in the 1970s.

After an 18-year marriage, UConn women’s basketball and CPTV separated last month. And the parting hit hard in the offices and hearts of Connecticut’s public television station. In many ways, the ...

Editor's note: First in an occasional series of stories commemorating the 20th anniversary of the first national championship for the UConn women. There was no way for Connecticut Public Television to ...

In an unusual arrangement that could provide a model for public broadcast-driven content delivery, Ruckus Media Group is teaming with Connecticut Public TV to create a CPTV-branded platform that can ...

Denver, CO--Connecticut Public Broadcasting's new digital plant in Hartford for its public television affiliate Connecticut Public Television (CPTV) has gone on the air with an OmniBus Systems ...

HARTFORD, Conn. (October 30, 2006) - Another exciting season of University of Connecticut women's basketball on Connecticut Public Television (CPTV) is just around the corner with the release of the ...

Connecticut Public Television (CPTV) has commissioned mobile developer Ruckus Media to launch a new station-branded iOS mobile – and monetization – platform for its growing interactive audience. The ...

The UConn women's basketball team had a wonderful marriage with CPTV, but ultimately, the Huskies' program outgrew the state's public television station. The final UConn women's game carried by CPTV ...

HARTFORD, Conn. - Today, Connecticut Public Television (CPTV) announced its broadcast schedule for the 2011-2012 UConn Women's Basketball season. Now in its 18th season of coverage, CPTV's broadcasts ...

If you’re a supporter of the Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network (CPTV and WNPR radio), you can relax some. A recent fund-raising email with a red banner shouting “FUNDING EMERGENCY” was over the ...

Public television viewers nationwide will have an opportunity to see concerts set in Old Saybrook’s quaint Main Street theater in the new performance series “The Kate” this spring. But local viewers ...