A Culver City studio put brain science, engineering ethics and world population data into forms people could actually use. Its most revealing product comes in three parts.
GBH helped turn science, history, children’s television and investigative reporting into American rituals. Now the 75-year-old public-media producer is trying to carry that trust from the broadcast schedule into an on-demand world.
A century after a four-page school newsletter, Scholastic still owns one of publishing's strangest advantages: the route into the classroom. Now it is trying to turn that trust, and a deep shelf of children's stories, into a page-to-screen business.