WQED+ launches on Local Public platform
Pittsburgh’s local streaming service is ‘thank-you’ to loyal members
Local Public empowers local PBS stations to collaborate, curate, and deliver their on-demand and live content via station branded apps.
The data shows Local Public helps stations grow—fast.
weeks from signature to app store
OTT, smart TV, mobile, and web platforms.
Everything your PBS station needs—connected, personalized, and ready to scale.
Our cloud architecture (AWS and Google Cloud Platform) is inherently scalable, and designed to grow as your audience does
Capture and activate audience data instantly with CDP-ready integration — no shared apps, no lag.
AI personalization powered by proprietary metadata from trusted programming partners.
A content management system tailored to PBS station workflows and priorities.
Seamless integration with Passport, SSO, MVault, TV Listings, and more — tested and trusted.
Instant Passport access for new donors and smooth integration with station donation platforms.
Segmented in-app messaging for prospects and members — personalized and timely.
Active product roadmap, steered by local public media organizations like yours.
Your backend is reimagined for the modern public media landscape.
Each platform is thoughtfully designed to elevate the user experience, highlighting station branding, intuitive design, and accessibility for all.
Stations strengthen the network by curating content collections and enhancing metadata. Smaller teams benefit from shared resources and automation, while larger teams unlock advanced tools to fully customize their content presentation.
Stream-ready across phones, tablets, TVs, and more.
Our team is constantly listening to stations and end users to improve Local Public.
Pittsburgh’s local streaming service is ‘thank-you’ to loyal members
We’re excited to introduce the Local Public web portal, a new way to access the full Local Public experience directly from any web browser.
Kyle Pace
The team at Local Public is thrilled to announce that Buffalo Toronto Public Media has joined our coalition.
Kevin Colligan