斯图尔特·切菲特,电脑纪元节目的创作者,逝世,享年87岁。
Stewart Cheifet, creator of The Computer Chronicles, has died

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斯图尔特·道格拉斯·切菲特,一位开创性的电视制片人和主持人,于2025年12月28日去世,享年87岁。他出生并成长于费城,在南加州大学和哈佛法学院获得学位,之后在电视事业上取得成功,并与妻子佩塔·肯尼迪一同环游世界。 切菲特最令人难忘的是他创作并主持了具有影响力的PBS节目《电脑编年史》(1984-2002)和《网络咖啡馆》(1996-2002)。这些节目记录了个⼈电脑和互联网的早期发展,因其前瞻性而备受推崇。 除了电视事业,斯图尔特还为互联网档案咨询,致力于保护数字媒体,并在内华达大学雷诺分校教授广播新闻学。退休后,他与家人过着充实的生活。他留下妻子佩塔、子女斯蒂芬妮和乔纳森、五个孙辈以及兄弟兰尼和布鲁斯。葬礼将以家庭私人的形式举行。

斯图尔特·切伊菲特,有影响力的PBS节目《电脑编年史》和《网络咖啡馆》的创作者兼主持人,享年87岁。他以记录个人电脑和互联网的早期发展而闻名,《电脑编年史》节目从1984年到2002年播出,制作了超过400集。 切伊菲特出生于费城,分别从南加州大学和哈佛大学获得了数学、心理学和法律学位。他的电视生涯带他走遍世界,最终与妻子佩塔·肯尼迪一同返回费城。 除了电视之外,切伊菲特还为互联网档案咨询,致力于保存数字媒体——包括他自己的节目,并在内华达大学里诺分校教授广播新闻。他留下妻子、两个孩子、五个孙辈和两个兄弟。他的作品可在YouTube上的“电脑编年史”频道观看。
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Stewart Douglas Cheifet, age 87, of Philadelphia, PA, passed away on December 28, 2025.

Stewart was born on September 24, 1938, to Paul and Anne Cheifet in Philadelphia, where he spent his childhood and attended Central High School. He later moved to California to attend college, graduating from the University of Southern California in 1960 with degrees in Mathematics and Psychology. He went on to earn his law degree from Harvard Law School. 

In 1967, Stewart met his future wife, Peta Kennedy, while the two were working at CBS News in Paris. They returned to the United States and married later that year. Stewart’s career in television production took them around the world, and they lived together in the Samoan Islands, Hawaii, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, before eventually settling back in Philadelphia. 

Stewart and Peta had two children, Stephanie and Jonathan. 

Stewart is best known for producing and hosting the nationally broadcast PBS television programs Computer Chronicles and Net Cafe. Computer Chronicles aired from 1984 to 2002, producing more than 400 episodes that documented the rise of the personal computer from its earliest days. Net Cafe, which aired from 1996 to 2002, explored the emergence of the internet. Both programs were widely regarded as visionary, capturing the evolution of personal computing and the early development of the digital age. 

Stewart’s professional interests and talents were wide-ranging. After leaving television production, he worked as a consultant for the Internet Archive, helping to preserve and provide public access to cultural and technological media, including Computer Chronicles and other technology programs. He also shared his knowledge as an educator, teaching broadcast journalism at the Donald W. Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno. After retirement, he spent his remaining years enjoying time with Peta, his children, his grandchildren, and his brothers. 

Stewart is survived by his brothers Lanny and Bruce, his children Stephanie and Jonathan, and his grandchildren Gussy, Josephine, Benjamin, Freya, and Penny.

Services will be held for immediate family only.

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