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Author: Steve Behrens

Steve Behrens
  • Citizen groups file FOIA request for CPB documents

    Citing the Freedom of Information Act, three citizen watchdog groups petitioned CPB President Pat Harrison Nov. 21, 2005, to release certain documents ...
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    November 21, 2005
  • Julia Child quenched our hunger for learning — and living

    In the days before her 92nd birthday, Julia Child had been suffering kidney failure, according to her niece, Philadelphia Cousins. On Thursday, ...
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    August 23, 2004
  • As cume slips, duo aims to keep PBS ‘relevant’

    For the past four years under PBS President Pat Mitchell, the network has had two chief program executives: at headquarters in Alexandria, ...
    By Karen Everhart and Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    April 26, 2004
  • Did CPB reallocate money illegally to create the Future Funds?

    Under the spending formula imposed on CPB by Congress in 1981, does the corporation have the authority to spend some of the ...
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    February 11, 2004
  • Fellows seriously injured in rush-hour accident

    James A. Fellows, a longtime leader in public TV, remained in critical but stable condition last week after being hit by a ...
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    December 15, 2003
  • CPB will focus on three initiatives to assist public TV

    Wielding a grim financial analysis of public TV by a big-name consulting firm, CPB has begun a campaign to glue together a ...
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    March 10, 2003
  • Autonomy, mutual benefit seen by new N.Y. partners

      Now they’re sister stations   WNET WLIW Cume households* 3.1 mil. 2.1 mil. Annual spending $180 mil. $14 mil. Employees (approx.) 450 80** Members 350,000 < 50,000 *Nielsen cume audiences are for one week in November. **WLIW employees ...
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    February 10, 2003
  • Julia Child’s place in the Smithsonian

    Julia Child’s kitchen is now in the nation’s attic, the Smithsonian Institution’s history museum on the Mall, inserted into a miscellaneous area ...
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    September 2, 2002
  • Live Wisconsin nest cam captures eagles’ life, death, flight

    The live feed from an eagle nest in northern Wisconsin occupied Milwaukee PTV’s digital Channel 10-5 starting in April.
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    August 19, 2002
  • Bond market expected to help with pubcasting expansion

    The bond market is offering new capital financing options for public broadcasting this week with the expected sale of $6.5 million in ...
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    January 14, 2002
  • Award honors not only a leader but a philosophy of service

    With this year’s Edward R. Murrow Award, CPB not only honored Richard H. Madden as key leader in public radio, but also affirmed ...
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    May 28, 2001
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    Bill Siemering reflects on launching ‘ATC’, lessons from international radio work

    "In the beginning, we were really not political radicals. But we were radicals for the medium of radio."
    By Mike Janssen and Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    May 14, 2001
  • A 20th anniversary letter from the editor

    Twenty years is an anniversary round enough to permit us at Current to indulge in some hoorah, and to recognize the people who ...
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    March 20, 2000
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    Stars of ‘From the Top’ are teen musicians playing from the heart

    Seventy stations are trying pilots of the hourlong weekly showcase featuring teenaged classical musicians.
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    November 1, 1999
  • Congress reacts hotly to station donor-list swaps with Democrats

    Suddenly, pubcasting is in for a severe talking-to, if not a whupping. The House subcommittee that held such a congenial hearing on ...
    By Steve Behrens, Former Editor
    July 19, 1999
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