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FILTER RESULTS ►Yahoo Chairman Fred Amoroso Resigns
Yahoo chairman of the board Fred Amoroso has resigned from his post. News of Amoroso’s departure was announced by Yahoo on Thursday evening. Amoroso took over the Yahoo chairman position at the same time Ross Levinsohn was appointed as the tech firms interim CEO. Later Fred would go on to lead the team that investigated [...]Show More Summary
Yahoo's Chairman Resigns
Fred Amoroso, Yahoo's chairman of the board, is resigning his position, the company announced late Thursday.
Amoroso took over as Yahoo's chairman in May at the same time that Ross Levinsohn was appointed interim CEO. As chairman, he led the team that investigated Yahoo's former CEO Scott Thompson for fabricating some of his credentials. Show More Summary
Report: Hulu Is Up For Sale and Ex-Yahoo Exec Ross Levinsohn Might Be Buying
Hulu is looking for a buyer and one of the companies that might be bidding is Guggenheim Digital Media, run by former Yahoo executive Ross Levinsohn, reports Ronald Grover at Reuters. That's ironic because, rumor has it, back in 2011, when Levinsohn was an exec at Yahoo, Yahoo tried to buy Hulu for about $2 billion. Show More Summary
Did You Know Ross Levinsohn Has Billions To Spend On A New Media Roll-Up?
When, in January, news broke that former interim Yahoo CEO Ross Levinsohn had been named the CEO of Guggenheim Digital Media, everybody stifled yawns. GDM runs trade publications Billboard, AdWeek, and The Hollywood Reporter. Those are nice publications with strong brands and loyal, if small, audiences. Show More Summary
Wanted: Yahoo on the Lookout for New Ross Levinsohn, Oops, Americas Head
Who wants to keep Yahoo in free food and profits?
NATPE Names Members of New Digital Advisory Board
The “digital brain trust” was announced in January at the NATPE convention, with Guggenheim Digital Media’s Ross Levinsohn as head read more
Larry King Reminds at NATPE: It’s Who You Know
Although the biggest news to come out of Yahoo! CEO Ross Levinsohn‘s chat at NATPE in Miami Beach today with Larry King is the imminent announcement of international TV distribution for the talk show host’s Internet program Larry King...Show More Summary
Six Months In, Marissa Mayer's Plan To Save Yahoo Looks Much Different Than Anyone Predicted (YHOO)
Before Yahoo's board replaced him with star Google executive Marissa Mayer six months ago, interim CEO Ross Levinsohn's plan to save the company was to turn it into something like a cable TV provider. Yahoo, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo Sports apps and Web pages would carry premium content, mostly video, from third-parties. Show More Summary
Ex-Yahoo chief jumps to print
The investors who own The Hollywood Reporter, AdWeek and Billboard have hired ex-Yahoo Chief Executive Ross Levinsohn to oversee the trade titles as head of the newly formed Guggenheim Digital Media. He is the third CEO for the magazines, which are part of Prometheus Global Media. Show More Summary
Guggenheim taps Ross Levinsohn for digital media unit
Former Yahoo and News Corp. executive Ross Levinsohn has been named chief executive of Guggenheim Digital Media, a unit of private equity firm Guggenheim Partners.
Former Yahoo CEO Ross Levinsohn to head up Guggenheim Digital Media
Today it was announced that Levinsohn will become the CEO of Guggenheim Digital Media, a new umbrella company that includes several entertainment-minded news sites, including The Hollywood Reporter, Billboard, and Adweek.
Prometheus Global Media Names Ross Levinsohn as New CEO
According to Adweek, it’s parent company, Prometheus Global Media, has officially named Ross Levinsohn as its new CEO.
Levinsohn will lead Guggenheim Digital Media, a compilation of music, media and entertainment media brands which includes Dick Clark Productions. Show More Summary
Former Yahoo Boss Ross Levinsohn Has a New Gig, and a Digital M&A Warchest
Guggenheim Partners opens up a new digital fund, and gets a veteran digital dealmaker and operator to run the show.
Guggenheim Hires Former Yahoo Chief for Media Venture
Guggenheim Partners said on Tuesday that it has hired Ross Levinsohn, a former Yahoo chief executive, to lead a new media unit that includes Billboard, Adweek and the Hollywood Reporter.
Ex-Yahoo Interim CEO Ross Levinsohn Is Now CEO Of Guggenheim Digital Media
Former interim Yahoo CEO Ross Levinsohn is now the CEO of Guggenheim Digital Media, parent company to Billboard, AdWeek, and The Hollywood Reporter. Here's the press release: Guggenheim Partners ("Guggenheim"), a global diversified financial...Show More Summary
Post bankruptcy, Tribune Co. plans to sell off newspapers and TV stations
The Tribune Co. officially emerged from bankruptcy Monday with a new board including former Yahoo exec Ross Levinsohn and former Disney exec Peter Murphy. The company plans to sell off its 23 television stations, eight daily newspapers and stakes in websites like CareerBuilder.com.
New Tribune Board to Include Peter Liguori, Other Entertainment Veterans
Ex-News Corp. and Yahoo exec Ross Levinsohn and former Disney exec Peter Murphy will also join the board as the media company emerges from bankruptcy. read more
Yahoo And Microsoft Almost Did Another Huge Deal Together (YHOO, MSFT)
Yahoo, Microsoft, and AppNexus were fairly close to doing a huge deal together over the summer, but then Yahoo's board replaced CEO Ross Levinsohn with Marissa Mayer. According to several sources, the plan under consideration was for...Show More Summary
Ross Levinsohn: Here's Why No One Can't Figure Out Digital Media Just Yet
Media companies still struggle to harness the power of the digital, and experts are still debating on how to approach the issue, let alone resolve it. Digital media visionaries Ross Levinsohn (former Yahoo CEO) and Jon Miller (former...Show More Summary
Ross Levinsohn: Here's What Yahoo Can Learn From The Strong Performance Of Traditional Media Companies
With the rapid growth of online and new media, many have been predicting the fall of traditional media. But the media giants of the past continue to be the media giants of today and in fact many are doing better than ever. CBS, Disney,...Show More Summary
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