Patrick Mullen, president of the Tribune Company broadcasting group, has resigned.
Mullen, 50, was appointed president of Tribune Broadcasting in January 2003. He joined Tribune in 1998 when the company acquired WXMI-TV, Grand Rapids, MI, where he was vice president/general manager.
The company has not yet named a successor.
Robert Sachs, president and CEO of the National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA) has opted not to renew his contract with the association. "For almost five years I've had the great privilege of leading NCTA. As the industry has experienced unprecedented change and launched new [broadband services], I cann
Mel Karmazin has resigned as president and chief operating officer of Viacom Corp. In a statement, Karmazin said, "After more than 20 years with the company, for personal and professional reasons, I have decided to leave Viacom and pursue other challenges. Viacom is performing exceptionally well with leadership posit
Pinnacle Systems' J. Kim Fennell has resigned as the company's president and CEO and member of the board of directors after the company reported less than stellar revenue results. Current board member Charles J. Vaughn was appointed to serve as Pinnacle's interim president and CEO while the board searches for a success
Fritts has a contract to serve as president and CEO until April 2006
Examiner appointed to investigate bankruptcy of parent company
Rehr has been with the National Association of Broadcasters since 2005
Janet McGregor, chief operating and financial officer of the NAB, will assume day-to-day duties until a successor is named.