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Amazon published an article about how they made a cloud backup of BBC archives, UK tv channel. The article says that 100 years of BBC content amounted to 25 petabytes of storage (~25000 TB). I would think that PBS archives would need a similar amount of storage.
https://archive.is/suZz6
the bbc archive is across multiple channels that almost exclusively produce original programming
from what i understand, 9 pbs is a local news channel that mostly airs syndicated shows