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Chase Carey Born 1954 (age 57)
United StatesOccupation COO and Deputy Chairman of News Corporation, executive, businessperson Chase Carey is the President, Chief Operating Officer (COO), and Deputy Chairman of News Corporation,[1] a major international media conglomerate.
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Education
Carey received his bachelors degree from Colgate University and an MBA from Harvard, where he was a member of the Harvard Business School Rugby Club.
While attending Colgate he joined the Delta Upsilon Fraternity. Today, Carey is a Trustee Emeritus of Colgate University.
Career
Early career with Fox
Carey first came to work with Fox, a News Corp holding, in 1988.[2] Over the course of the following decade he served as COO of Fox, Inc., and CEO of Fox Broadcasting. During this time he helped launch both Fox Sports and FoxNews. He also served as co-COO of News Corporation, along with Peter Chernin.
DirectTV
During the time that Carey was working for News Corp, News Corp obtained controlling interest in Hughes Electronics, which at the time owned DirectTV, a satellite TV provider.[3] Carey had already served on the DirectTV board of directors,[4] and in 2003, Carey was chosen as DirecTV CEO.
At DirecTV, Carey had plans to add 1 million new subscribers a year,[5] and had met that goal when he left the company six years later.[6] By all accounts, Carey's tenure at DirecTV was considered successful, bringing the company back to profitability.[7]
In 2006, News Corporation sold its controlling interest in DirecTV to Liberty Media, in exchange for News Corp shares.
Return to News Corporation
In June, 2009, it was announced that Carey would be leaving DirecTV and returning to News Corp. He assumed the posts of President and COO that had been held by Chernin,[8] as well as the post of Deputy Chairman.
In August 2011 Rupert Murdoch tipped Carey to be his successor as CEO of News Corp. It was previously assumed that Murdoch's son James would succeed him. [9]
References
- ^ http://www.newscorp.com/corp_gov/bod.html
- ^ http://www.newscorp.com/news/news_420.html
- ^ http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/04_03/b3866010_mz001.htm
- ^ http://www.reuters.com/article/paidmediaAtoms/idUS75881764620090601
- ^ http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/04_03/b3866010_mz001.htm
- ^ http://dtv.client.shareholder.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=387858
- ^ http://dtv.client.shareholder.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=387858
- ^ http://articles.latimes.com/2009/jun/04/business/fi-ct-carey4
- ^ http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/08/10/us-newscorp-idUSTRE77967X20110810
External links
- Executive profile at Bloomberg Businessweek
- Profile and collected coverage at Forbes
- Collected coverage at The Wall Street Journal
- Chase Carey at the Internet Movie Database
- Campaign contributions at Newsmeat.com and at FundRace
News Corporation Percentages indicate percentage ownership Corporate directors:
Rupert Murdoch · José María Aznar · Natalie Bancroft · Chase Carey · David DeVoe · Arthur Siskind · Rod Eddington · Andrew Knight · James Murdoch · Lachlan Murdoch · Rod Paige · Thomas Perkins · Viet Dinh · John L. ThorntonDow Jones & Company National consumer products All Things Digital · Barron's · Financial News · FINS.com · MarketWatch.com (BigCharts · VSE) · SmartMoney · Vedomosti · The Wall Street Journal · The Wall Street Journal Asia · The Wall Street Journal Europe · Wall Street Journal Radio Network · WSJ.Dow Jones Local Media Group Enterprise products Fox Filmed Entertainment 20th Century Fox · 20th Century Fox Animation · 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment · 20th Century Fox Television · 20th Television · Fox 21 · Fox Star Studios · Blue Sky Studios · Fox Faith · Fox Searchlight Pictures · Fox Studios Australia · Fox Television Studios · Fox Music · Shine Group (Dragonfly · Friday TV · Kudos · Metronome · Princess Productions · Reveille Productions · Shine Limited)Fox Broadcasting Company Fox Television Stations Fox Cable Networks FX · Fox Movie Channel · Fox Sports Net1 · Fox Soccer · Fox Soccer Plus · Speed Channel · FUEL TV · Fox College SportsFox News Network Fox International Channels Fox (Asia · Germany · Italy · Latin America · Poland · Portugal · Spain · Turkey) · Fox Life (Greece · Italy) · FX (Asia · Australia · Greece · Latin America · UK) · Fox Crime (Asia · Italy) · Fox Retro · Fox Sports · BabyTV · Utilisima · Speed · tvN6 · Fox Family Movies · Fox History & Traveller · Cult · Voyage · National Geographic International Channels (52%)4 (National Geographic Channel (Asia · Germany · Greece · Scandinavia5 · UK5) · Nat Geo WILD4 · Nat Geo Mundo4 · National Geographic Adventure · Nat Geo Music · Premier Media Group (50%)Fox Sports International Fox Pan American Sports (33%)7 (Fox Deportes · Fox Sports Latinoamérica)News Corp. Digital Media FoxSports.com (Scout.com · WhatIfSports · Yardbarker) IGN Entertainment (AskMen.com · GameScoop · GameSpy · GameStats · IGN · Planet Network · TeamXbox · UGO Networks (1UP.com · GameTab) · Vault Network)Investments Big Ten Network (51%)8 · Fox Telecolombia (51%) LAP TV (55%) · National Geographic Channel (70%) (National Geographic Wild)4 · Telecine (13%)9 Showtime Australia (50%)10 · STATS (50%)11 LAP TV4 Owned with the National Geographic Society 5 Originally a joint venture with sister company British Sky Broadcasting (1997 – 2007) 6 Joint venture with CJ Media Korea 7 Owned with HM Capital Partners 8 Owned with Big Ten Conference 9 Owned with Globosat, Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures, MGM and DreamWorks 10 Owned with Sony Pictures Entertainment, NBCUniversal, Viacom, and Liberty Global 11 Owned with Associated Press
USA Amistad · Avon · Caedmon · Ecco · Greenwillow · Harper · Harper Perennial · HarperOne · I Can Read! · It · Joanna Cotler · Katherine Tegan · Laura Gerringer · Morrow · Newmarket · Rayo · Thomas Nelson · Zondervan
UK Collins · Collins Bartholomew · Fourth Estate · The Friday Project · Blue Door · Thorsons/Element · Voyager
Australia Angus & Robertson
Metropolitan newspapers Community newspapers Sun newspapers (Northern Territory)Regional newspapers Sports Other properties Newspoll (50%)Papua New Guinea Post-Courier (63%) · Premier Media Group (50%)
Channels Defunct channels SKY Vivo · SKY ShowJoint ventures
(Radio stations)Sky Music · 50 Songs · Yesterjay '90 · Yesterjay '80 · Capital '70 · Vintage '60 · Rock Classic · Rock Shock · Soulsista · Hit Italia · ItalianVintage · Livetime · Heart 'n Song · B-Side · Ritmo Latino · Dance · Yesterday 2000 · Jazz & Fusion · Jazz Gold · Soul Train · Extrabeat · Sinfonia · Opera · Cinema Deejay · Baby Mix · Disc JokerSee also Sky HD (Italy) · List of channels on Sky ItaliaIndia Channel [V] · STAR Gold · STAR Jalsha · STAR Movies · STAR One · Star Plus · Star Pravah · STAR Utsav · STAR World · Asianet Communications (81%)8 (Asianet · Asianet Sitara · Asianet Suvarna)( · ESPN Star Sports (50%)9 · Hathway (17%) · MCCS (26%)10 (STAR News · STAR Ananda · STAR Majha) · Vijay (81%) · Tata Sky (30%)11China STAR Chinese Channel · STAR Chinese Movies · Xing Kong (47%)12 · Channel [V] · Phoenix Television (18%)Star Select Broadcast Middle East (50%)11 (FARSI1 · Zemzemeh) · Rotana (15%)8 With Jupiter Entertainment 9 With ESPN 10 With ABP Group 11 With China Media Capital 11 With Tata Group 12 With MOBY Group US newspapers The Daily · New York Post · Community Newspaper Group (Bronx Times-Reporter · The Brooklyn Paper · Courier-Life Newspapers · TimesLedger Newspapers)Satellite investments BSkyB (39.1%) · Foxtel (25%) · Sky Deutschland (49.90%) · Sky Network Television (44%)
Other assets News America Marketing · NDS (49%) · News Outdoor · STAR DEN (50%) · Hulu1 · MySpace (5%)
1 Joint venture with NBC Universal and The Walt Disney Company.
Annual revenue $30.4 billion USD (17% FY 2009) · Employees 64,000 · Stock symbols NYSE: NWS / NYSE: NWSa / ASX: NWS / LSE: NCRA
See also List of assets owned by News CorporationCategories:- Living people
- American television executives
- News Corporation
- Colgate University alumni
- Harvard Business School alumni
- 1954 births
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