Current

Accounting problems cost WNET $1 for every $7 in federal grants

WNET’s accounting problems have cost it $1.96 million out of a series of production grants totaling $13 million, following a two-year federal investigation of the big New York station’s grant ...
Current

Tavis Smiley leaving KCET partnership for WNET

Tavis Smiley is severing his producing partnership with KCET in Los Angeles, and will collaborate instead with WNET/Thirteen in New York city beginning in January. WNET President Neal Shapiro told ...
Observer

WNET Looks to Go Dark at 450 West 33rd Street

Channel 13 has hired a broker to dispose of its cavernous offices on the far West Side, and to find Channel 13 has hired a broker to dispose of its cavernous offices on the far West Side, and to find ...
The New York Times

Public Broadcaster Is to Sell Current, a Trade Publication

Current, the newspaper that has covered the public broadcasting business every two weeks for three decades, is leaving the hands of its longtime owner, WNET.org, the New York City public broadcaster.