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The Wisconsin Educational Communications Board (ECB) is a Wisconsin state agency that plans, develops, constructs and operates statewide public radio, public television, public safety, and educational telecommunication systems and programs,[1][2][3][4][5] and oversees over 60 FCC-licensed broadcast and support stations.[3][6][7]
The ECB operates the Wisconsin Public Radio network and the PBS Wisconsin television network in partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In addition, The ECB is responsible for maintaining the state's public safety broadcasting systems.[1][3][5][8] It also distributes educational programming for Wisconsin's K-12 schools via online media.[1][3][5][9]
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