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Christopher PateyThe National Association of Television Program Executives is adding members to its new digital advisory board. Headed by Ross Levinsohn, CEO of Guggenheim Digital Media (owner of The Hollywood Reporter), the recently announced group is filling its ranks with players in online content.
“The advisory board, which was initially announced in January at the opening of the NATPE 2013 Market and Conference, will serve as a digital brain trust designed to act as a catalyst for the discovery, creation and monetization of all types of content and for facilitating ongoing cooperation between the Hollywood, international, digital and brand/advertising communities,” NATPE said in a statement.
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Members include Rob Barnett, founder and CEO of My Damn Channel; Jason Hirschhorn, CEO of The ReDEF Group; Jordan Levin, CEO of Generate and president of Alloy Digital; Erin McPherson, vp and head of video programming and originals at Yahoo; Jon Miller, founder of Fuel Media/Commerce; Lori Schwartz, tech catalyst and principal at World of Schwartz; Quincy Smith, founding partner of Code Advisors; and Tim Spengler, worldwide CEO of Magna Global.
“Our focus is to bring together some of the most creative, successful minds in the digital content business and underscore our commitment to serving as a facilitator between the creation and monetization of content across all platforms,” said NATPE CEO Rod Perth. “This is a serious effort to build on the momentum from a very successful NATPE 2013 in January.”
