Paley Center for Media (formerly Museum of Broadcasting)

Founded in 1975 by William S. Paley as the Museum of Broadcasting, the institution evolved into the Museum of Television & Radio and later the Paley Center for Media, which preserves and presents television, radio, and digital-media programs. The Paley Center operates a public gallery and screening space in Midtown Manhattan that hosts exhibitions, screenings, and panel discussions about media history and contemporary broadcasting. Its archives and public programs serve researchers, media professionals, and general audiences.