Entries Tagged as 'Mountain Lake PBS'
The nicest thing about receiving HD over-the-air is that is comes through with the least amount of video compression. Cable and satellite providers necessarily compress HD in order to fit all those HD channels in a pretty skinny pipe. Over-the-air is the cleanest HD image you’ll find.
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Tags:Digital Television·High Definition·Low Cost·Mountain Lake PBS·Video
After a great couple weeks of broadcast around the US on dozens of PBS affiliates, Small Town, Big Dreams: The Lake Placid Olympic Story is getting a national run on PBS World, the sub-channel of more than 50 PBS affiliates. It will air this Saturday night, March 27 at 7 PM eastern for anyone with [...]
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Tags:Big Dreams·Hockey·lake placid·Mountain Lake PBS·PBS History·PBS World·Small Town·US Hockey team
Our Communications Director, Joanna Cummings recently discovered this great blog from a Montreal viewer: How to watch CBS, NBC, FOX, & PBS in HD for free A while back, I wrote about what a mess it is getting HD programming in Montreal. It’s either very expensive (Bell and Shaw Direct) or almost non-existent (Videotron). The [...]
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Tags:DTV·HD·High Defintion·Local Programming·Montreal·Mountain Lake PBS·Plattsburgh
Sort of a blatant “toot” of our own horn, but I couldn’t resist… We just posted to the Mountain Lake PBS YouTube page two clips showing off our beautiful graphics and effects work on Forgotten War. The short one is embedded here, the five minute one is here. Also, we have some new history minutes [...]
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Tags:Animation·Documentary·French & Indian War·GFX·Illustration·Lakes to Locks Passage·Mountain Lake PBS·Plattsburgh·Robert Rogers·special effects·You Tube
Don’t miss the PBS event of the fall! Mountain Lake PBS’s animated documentary – Dead Reckoning in Plattsburgh For a downloadable poster click here.
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Tags:Animation·Documentary·Education·Educational Programming·Illustration·Mountain Lake PBS·PBS·PBS History·Plattsburgh·Samuel de Champlain
The truth is that PBS needs its members more than ever today as state and federal funding gets slashed. Mountain Lake PBS generates over 60% of its income from members and local support – we need YOU to keep doing what we’re doing. More scary stuff at the KCET blog…
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Tags:Funny·Halloween·humor·KCET·lapsed members·members·Mountain Lake PBS·PBS·scary
Watch Mountain Lake Journal on Thursday for special coverage of the hottest electoral race in the US this year – our 23rd district race for John McHugh’s seat. Dede Scozzafava, Bill Owens and Doug Hoffman are all interviewed by Thom Hallock, Brian Mann from NCPR will provide commentary and we’ll feature clips from the Owens [...]
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Tags:23rd congressional·Bill Owens·brian mann·Dede Scozzfava·doug hoffman·john McHugh·Mountain Lake PBS·NCPR·News·North Country·PBS·Plattsburgh·Public Affairs
Mountain Lake PBS will launch a new version of the NewsHour on December 7. Here’s a short discussion with Jim Lehrer about the changes: On December 7, 2009 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer will re-launch with a new look, a new correspondent and a new program title: PBS NewsHour. Jim Lehrer, recently shared his thoughts [...]
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Tags:Educational Programming·Jim Lehrer·Mountain Lake PBS·News·NewsHour·PBS·Public Affairs
Tune in to Mountain Lake Journal at 8:00 on Thursday, October 22 for a live call-in program on the H1N1 Flu Epidemic and what local health officials recommend you do. The program is followed by a special H1N1 edition of Second Opinion, the nationally distributed health program from WXXI PBS in Rochester. The panel will [...]
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Tags:CVPH·epidemic·flu·Mountain Lake PBS·N1N1·North Country·Plattsburgh·WXXI
As one of only 14 stations nationwide, Mountain Lake PBS is proud to roll out the new local/national PBS video player. Check it out here. Watch your favorite local programs… email them to your friends or Adirondack – North Country friends anywhere in the world.
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Tags:Documentary·Educational Programming·Mountain Lake PBS·Online video·PBS·Video