The WNET Group

The WNET Group is the nonprofit parent company of New York's THIRTEEN, a primary PBS member station, and of WLIW21 on Long Island, the THIRTEEN PBS KIDS, THIRTEEN WORLD and WLIW Create channels, and WLIW-FM, Long Island's NPR station. It also runs ALL ARTS, an arts and culture media service, and the FAST channel PBS Nature. Formerly known as the Educational Broadcasting Corporation, it is based at 437 Madison Avenue in Manhattan and has served audiences as a public broadcaster since 1962.

The WNET Group produces national PBS series including Nature, Great Performances, American Masters and Amanpour and Company. Its Kids' Media and Education team produces the PBS KIDS series Cyberchase, the Mission US interactive history games, and resources for families, teachers and caregivers. Across broadcast, cable, streaming and PBS Passport, its programming reaches more than five million viewers each month.

WNET operated NJ PBS from July 2011 through June 2026. Montclair State University took over NJ PBS operations on July 1, 2026, and NJ PBS now hires through Montclair.

The WNET Group hires on the air and behind the scenes, with openings in production, digital media sales and corporate support, marketing and audience engagement, fundraising and major gifts, and administration. Most roles are based in New York City, many on a hybrid schedule. Benefits include paid time off, medical, dental and vision coverage, flexible spending accounts, retirement, tuition reimbursement and professional development.