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Chase Carey 
Deputy Chairman, President & COO
News Corporation
Carey oversees diversified global operations for News Corporation. His territory spans five continents, and his responsibilities cover the production and distribution of film and television programming; television, satellite and cable broadcasting; newspaper and book publishing; and digital media. He also sits on News Corp.’s Board of Directors. He’s been in the News Corp. family for some time, working at various divisions of Fox and for News Corp.’s worldwide television business and international satellite operations. His stint at DIRECTV – he was president and CEO, and then served on the board – was only a slight aberration.
Posts With Chase Carey
News Byte
James Murdoch Leaves News Corp. Publishing Unit
More fallout from PhoneGate: News Corp. executive James Murdoch has “relinquished his position” as executive chairman head of News International, the conglomerate’s British newspaper unit. News Corp., which also owns this Web site, says News International chief executive Tom Mockridge will stay on and report to News Corp. chief operating officer Chase Carey. James Murdoch “will continue to assume a variety of essential corporate leadership mandates, with particular focus on important pay-TV businesses and broader international operations,” according to his father, News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch.
News Corp.’s Carey: Hacking Scandal Made for a Difficult Year (Video)
News Corp COO Chase Carey addressed phone hacking, SOPA and digital distribution in a discussion with Walt Mossberg at D: Dive Into Media. And he did it all with a fantastic mustache.
News Corp.’s Chase Carey Says Phone Hacking Doesn’t Indicate a Culture Problem
“It certainly has been a difficult year,” said News Corp. COO Chase Carey at D: Dive Into Media this afternoon.
More Stars for D: Dive Into Media — Jason Kilar, Dick Costolo and Martha Stewart Join Us Onstage
Our first-ever media conference kicks off in a litte more than a month. And we’ve added the heads of Hulu, Twitter and Martha Stewart Living to a star-studded cast.
Game On! ESPN’s New Boss, John Skipper, Debuts at D: Dive Into Media.
Time to introduce another D: Dive Into Media speaker, and this one’s very timely: The first onstage interview with the new head of cable TV’s MVP.
Hollywood Meets Silicon Valley, Up Close and Personal: YouTube CEO Salar Kamangar Comes to D: Dive Into Media
North meets South, tech meets content, and the rest of the world gets a rare opportunity to meet one of Google’s most important — and least known — players.
More Moguls for D: Dive Into Media — Clear Channel, Legendary Pictures and Vevo Join the Cast
Heavyweights from radio, Hollywood, and Web video join a star-studded roster for All Things Digital‘s first-ever media conference: Bob Pittman, Thomas Tull and Rio Caraeff come aboard.
News Byte
News Corp. Beats Estimates, Doesn’t Miss MySpace
Most big media companies are posting upbeat Q3 earnings reports, and News Corp., which also owns this Web site, has done the same. Revenues were up 7 percent, to $7.96 billion, in line with Wall Street expectations of $7.67 billion.; the company posted adjusted earnings of $0.32 per share, beating the $0.29 consensus. Last summer’s (continuing) phonegate scandal showed up several times in the earnings report, including a $91 million charge related to the closure of the U.K.-based News of the World. On the other hand, not owning MySpace appears to have saved the company around $57 million in quarterly losses.Announcing D: Dive Into Media, Featuring Viacom, New Yorker, Warner Music, News Corp. and More
All Things Digital‘s newest conference: Two days of smart, provocative talk with the media industry’s most important people. (And did we mention the jaw-dropping ocean views?)
Google Goes Big With Its Hulu Bid
Amazon, Yahoo, and the Dish Network are lined up to buy Hulu. But Larry Page is offering an over-the-top deal. Recall that Hulu was created in reaction to Google, and now discuss amongst yourselves.