PBS Launches New Passport App for Exclusive Access to Premium Content
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) has announced the launch of its new Passport app, providing viewers with exclusive access to a wide range of premium content. The app, available on both iOS and Android devices, offers viewers the opportunity to watch their favorite PBS shows on-demand, as well as access to live streams of local PBS stations.
With the Passport app, PBS viewers can enjoy a vast library of content, including popular programs such as “Masterpiece,” “Nature,” and “Frontline.” The app also features exclusive content not available on traditional PBS platforms, giving viewers even more reasons to tune in.
One of the key features of the Passport app is its ability to personalize the viewing experience for each user. By creating a profile, viewers can receive customized recommendations based on their viewing habits, ensuring that they never miss an episode of their favorite shows.
In addition to on-demand content, the Passport app also allows viewers to watch live streams of their local PBS station, giving them the opportunity to catch up on programming in real-time. This feature is especially useful for viewers who want to stay up-to-date on local news and events.
“We are thrilled to launch the Passport app and provide our viewers with a new way to access premium PBS content,” said Paula Kerger, President and CEO of PBS. “With the Passport app, viewers can enjoy their favorite shows whenever and wherever they want, ensuring that PBS remains a trusted source of news, education, and entertainment for years to come.”
To access the Passport app, viewers must become PBS members and make a donation to their local PBS station. The app is available for a monthly or annual subscription fee, with proceeds going towards supporting the production of high-quality programming on PBS.
“We are grateful for the support of our viewers and donors, who help make programs like ‘Masterpiece’ and ‘Nature’ possible,” said Kerger. “By subscribing to the Passport app, viewers can show their commitment to public broadcasting and help us continue to provide engaging and informative content to audiences across the country.”
The launch of the Passport app comes at a time when streaming services are gaining popularity, with viewers increasingly turning to on-demand platforms for their entertainment needs. By offering exclusive access to premium content, PBS aims to attract new viewers and retain its loyal fan base in an increasingly competitive media landscape.
“We recognize the changing habits of our viewers and are committed to meeting their needs with innovative solutions like the Passport app,” said Kerger. “By offering a comprehensive library of content and personalized recommendations, we hope to engage viewers of all ages and backgrounds and inspire them to support public broadcasting for generations to come.”
The Passport app is now available for download on the App Store and Google Play Store, giving viewers instant access to a world of high-quality programming from PBS. Whether you’re a fan of drama, documentaries, or news, the Passport app has something for everyone, making it a must-have for any public broadcasting enthusiast.
Don’t miss out on exclusive access to premium PBS content – download the Passport app today and start enjoying your favorite shows on-demand, anytime, anywhere.
