Steve Chung To Head CJ ENM’s Operations Outside Korea

Fox Corp. Names Chung Chief Growth Officer

Fox Corp. is looking to turbocharge its digital business. To help it push into new business areas, the company has named Steve Chung its first chief growth officer. Fox says Chung will “focus on identifying and developing new digital business opportunities across existing and emerging growth categories.” Chung will report to Paul Cheesbrough, Fox CTO and president of digital.

Tips For Smooth Workflows At OTT News Summit

Executives from CNN, Sinclair, Fox Television Stations and Gray will reveal how they’ve kept their news streaming amid a pandemic and the optimal approaches to iterating on multiple devices. Register here.

EXECUTIVE SESSION WITH STEVE CHUNG

Executive Session | With Fox Soul, A Niche Approach To OTT

Steve Chung, chief digital officer for Fox Television Stations, says the group’s first foray into OTT is a deliberate attempt to break from the pack with an emphasis on live programming and interactivity in an AVOD model. With Fox Soul, which launched this week, Chung says Fox has laid the foundation to spin up other streaming efforts nimbly and quickly.

TVN’S NEWSTECHFORUM

NewsTECHForum | Local OTT Connects With Viewers

OTT executives from CBS and Sinclair are finding local content — and breaking news — has been winning over viewers on their streaming services. L-r: NBC’s Saleem Malkana, Sinclair’s Scott Ehrlich, CBS’s Adam Wiener, Fox’s Steve Chung and TownNews’s Susan Bell. (Photo: Wendy Moger-Bross)

Chung Named Fox Stations Chief Digital Exec

Steve Chung, the founder and chief executive officer of Frankly Inc. and veteran digital media executive, is tapped to become the station group’s first chief digital officer.

OPEN MIKE BY STEVE CHUNG

The Digital Resurrection Of Ron Burgundy

We’ve all heard the death knell warnings from the likes of Mary Meeker about the tectonic shifts in consumer media consumption away from TV to mobile, and the clanking sword slices of the cord cutters. I’m here to present a contrarian view that TV is not dead, and that in fact, the local broadcast market is arguably the largest overlooked opportunity in digital today.