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Fox Entertainment CEO Charlie Collier said that the new Fox Corporation will be "more nimble" and getting a "rare business opportunity" to rethink what it means to be a broadcast network once the sale of other 21st Century Fox assets to Disney is completed."We're all eagerly awaiting our company's new Day One," said Collier at the Television Critics Association winter press tour Wednesday. The former AMC/SundanceTV programming chief took on the new role in November overseeing Fox Broadcasting and the...
FOX Entertainment
Charlie
Collier
CEO
Recently named Fox entertainment CEO, Collier joins the broadcaster on the strength of his track record as a cable executive. In his 12 years at AMC — first as GM, later as president — he led the network through a period of historic growth powered by original series “Mad Men,” “Breaking Bad,” and “The Walking Dead,” all cultural and critical hits, with the latter being the highest-rated basic-cable program in the history of television. Among the series he developed are “Fear the Walking Dead,” “Better Call Saul,” “Halt and Catch Fire,” “Humans,” “Into the Badlands,” “Loaded,” “The Night Manager,” “The Son,” and “Preacher.” He joined AMC in 2006 as general manager of AMC, having previously worked at Court TV, Oxygen Media, A&E Networks and TeleRep.
