It looks like Condé Nast’s new Entertainment Group is taking shape. Today, its president Dawn Ostroff, the former CW and UPN head who was hired in October to help the company develop new revenue sources via films, TV series and digital content based on its brands like Vanity Fair and Vogue, tapped its first programming executives.
Jeremy Steckler joins as evp of motion pictures, from roles at Imagine Entertainment and before that, Fox Searchlight. The other is Michael Klein, formerly of the Sundance Channel and Travel Channel Media, who becomes evp of alternative programming, which could include reality TV, documentaries and nonfiction programming.
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