New Jersey Law Journal
...interfaith audience of more than 600 lawyers and judges heard Steve Adubato, PBS anchor and author of You Are The Brand, moderate...
...curator. I interviewed an assembly line worker. I interviewed Jim Lehrer of PBS News. I asked him: “How do you conduct a good interview...
...was Dylan's property and threatened litigation. In 2011, they contacted the PBS program History Detectives, which concluded the guitar was the one...
New Jersey Law Journal
...profit broadcaster, the Fort Wayne Public Broadcasting Service (which the parties call PBS). The FCC was contemplating "use it or lose it" regulations that would...
New Jersey Law Journal
New Jersey Law Journal
...in a scheme with two successive cleaning contractors, Planned Building Services, Inc. ("PBS"), and Servco Industries, Inc. ("Servco"), to avoid a bargaining obligation with the...
New Jersey Law Journal
New Jersey Law Journal
New Jersey Law Journal
...Blues: Jimi Hendrix." Scorsese also featured the song in a 2003 PBS series, "The Blues." Youngblood claims Experience Hendrix and...
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