Former television programming service in Kentucky, United States
KET ED: Education Channel
Type
Non-commercial television network
Branding
KET ED (on-air branding) KET Education Channel (alternate)
Country
United States
Availability
Kentucky (statewide) southern Illinois (limited) southern Indiana Mississippi County, Missouri (OTA only) southwestern and south-central Ohio northern Tennessee (limited) southwestern Virginia Huntington, West Virginia area
Headquarters
Lexington, Kentucky
Owner
Kentucky Authority for Educational Television
Parent
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Launch date
August 2007
Dissolved
August 2009 (as a linear channel) 2012 (as an online streaming service)
Former names
KET Star Channel 704 (1988-2007) KET4 (2002-2008)
Former affiliations
PBS digital sampler (early 2002) Annenberg/CPB Channel (2002-2009) PBS HD Channel (secondary, 2004-2008) PBS (2008-2009, replays of select programs from KET1)
Official website
www.ket.org/kentuckychannel
Replaced
KET4
Replaced by
KET PBS Kids (2017-present)
KET ED, known as the Education Channel, was a digital television programming service operated by PBS member network Kentucky Educational Television. The service provided programming from the Annenberg/CPB project, along with encore presentations of some PBS programming, and much of KET's locally produced in-house instructional television (ITV) productions.
The service originated from KET's studios at the O. Leonard Press Telecommunications Center, at 600 Cooper Drive in Lexington, Kentucky.
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