Conversations with the most influential figures in media and technology.
May 25-27, 2009
Carlsbad, California
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Jon Miller 
Chief Digital Officer
News Corp.
In his new job, he is charged with driving the media giant's overall digital strategy with other operational heads at the company, while also directly overseeing the stand-alone digital businesses, including MySpace, IGN Entertainment, Photobucket, Jamba and the Hulu joint venture with NBC Universal and Disney. Before that, he was a founding partner at Velocity Interactive Group, an investment firm focusing on digital media and the consumer Internet space. And before that he was Chairman and CEO of online giant AOL. He's also worked at InterActive Corp., Viacom and NBA Entertainment. In other words, Miller has had a lot of Internet jobs.
Posts With Jon Miller
Maker Studios’ Backers Now Include Time Warner and Iron Man
A YouTube biggie gets its big media dollars — and fesses up about some famous angels.
Exclusive: Digital Chief Jon Miller Leaving News Corp.
His departure brings into focus the fate of News Corp.’s overall digital strategy in an upcoming new structure.
News Corp.’s IGN Head Roy Bahat Leaves
The head of IGN has been trying to spin the company off from Rupert Murdoch’s mothership for a year. It hasn’t happened, so he’s heading out himself.
Exclusive: Ross Levinsohn Departs Yahoo
The Hair bows out.
Roku Nabs $45 Million From News Corp., BSkyB in Strategic Investment
Big money for a little device.
Exclusive: Could Jon Miller’s Digital Future at News Corp. Include a New Investment Fund?
Now that the company is being cleaved in two, it’s hard to imagine where Miller would land in either new entity.
Yahoo CEO Search in Final Stages, With Levinsohn and Kilar in Lead
For goodness sake, Yahoo board: Pick already!
Meet the Man I Call “The Hair”: The Video Stylings of Yahoo’s Newest CEO Ross Levinsohn
Here he is in living color!
A Start-Up Factory Media Guys Like: K2 Raises $7.5 Million
Daniel Klaus and Kevin Wendle want to make a handful of bets a year on media/mobile start-ups. They’ve convinced a high-profile group of investors to back them.
Netflix Content Boss Says Price Hike Isn’t a Price Hike, But Is a “Radical Change”
Bad day for Netflix shares. Good day to have Ted Sarandos on stage fielding questions at an industry event.