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Home›Author: Dru Sefton (Page 107)

Author: Dru Sefton

Dru Sefton

Dru Sefton covers public television and CPB for Current. She has more than 30 years of experience working at daily newspapers including USA Today as well as Newhouse News Service, a Washington, D.C.–based wire service. When she’s not breaking pubmedia news, Dru enjoys being Current’s official staff baker.

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    Output: PBS’s first-ever Online Film Festival screens 20 short films, gilded applause for The Moth, public ...

    Partners in the project are the pubmedia minority consortia — the Center for Asian American Media, Latino Public Broadcasting, Native American Public ...
    By Dru Sefton
    February 27, 2012
  • Mike deGruy, 60, shooter for Nature docs, dies in crash

    Mike deGruy, an acclaimed cinematographer with a love of the sea who created several Nature documentaries on PBS, was killed Feb. 4 in ...
    By Dru Sefton
    February 14, 2012
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    Photo illustration of the Abbey and its inhabitants illuminated by the fiery light of battle

    Unusual rights delay: hint of budget strife?

    PBS’s ongoing negotiations to curb per-hour costs of producing programs and to assert more control over content are increasing friction with its ...
    By Dru Sefton
    January 17, 2012
  • Next, PBS Tuesday schedule goes for the flow

    If this is Tuesday, it must be history. At least, that’s what PBS hopes viewers think as the service moves forward with ...
    By Dru Sefton
    January 17, 2012
  • Oregonians introduce Occupy populists to the Tea Party kind

    A unique local-national hybrid talk show on Southern Oregon Public TV proves that a passion for bridging philosophical divides and a (sometimes ...
    By Dru Sefton
    January 17, 2012
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    NewsHour picks up Bellantoni, WBEZ personnel changes, and more…

    Bellantoni to oversee all <em>NewsHour</em> political coverage PBS NewsHour has a new political editor as of Jan. 2. Christina Bellantoni of CQ Roll Call oversees the ...
    By Dru Sefton
    January 17, 2012
  • Bob O’Rourke, 72, developed pubcasting science shows

    Bob O’Rourke, a former v.p. for public relations at the California Institute of Technology who helped develop several pubcasting science features, died ...
    By Dru Sefton
    January 17, 2012
  • Dave Creagh, 60, producer and station exec ‘in vanguard of public radio pioneers’

    Dave Creagh, an early All Things Considered executive producer who went on to lead other programs and major-market stations throughout his influential 22-year pubradio ...
    By Dru Sefton
    January 17, 2012
  • Downton returns, doubling average PBS evening rating

    The return of Downton Abbey proved to be a ratings blockbuster for PBS, while critics  mostly heaped praise on the Emmy-winning drama’s second season. Downton’s ...
    By Dru Sefton
    January 12, 2012
  • Minutes on Roadshow are pay enough for some

    An 11-page diatribe from a former Antiques Roadshow appraiser to producing station WGBH provides a look deep inside public television’s most popular national show ...
    By Dru Sefton
    December 27, 2011
  • PubTV in L.A. not yet a case of win-win-win-win

    When KCET announced in October 2010 that it would quit PBS after four decades as its primary Los Angeles affiliate, the task ...
    By Dru Sefton
    December 27, 2011
  • Ed Burrows, active in movement to win federal aid for public radio, dies at 94

    Edwin G. Burrows, a public radio pioneer who was instrumental in getting federal aid to public radio — when CPB’s founding legislation ...
    By Dru Sefton
    December 22, 2011
  • Fair use: What public media makers are doing right and how they can do even better

    Fair use, the right to employ copyrighted material in certain situations without licensing it, is in resurgence after two dismal decades of ...
    By Dru Sefton
    December 12, 2011
  • Vogelzang to lead Maine Public Broadcasting

    Veteran pubcasting exec Mark Vogelzang has been appointed president and c.e.o. of the Maine Public Broadcasting Network, operator of statewide public television ...
    By Dru Sefton
    November 30, 2011
  • After a hard year, NBR investor brings in new management

    Rick Ray considered purchasing public TV’s Nightly Business Report earlier this year but last week ended up as its new c.e.o. instead. Atalaya Capital ...
    By Dru Sefton
    November 21, 2011
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