Cartoon Network Head Samples Steps Down
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By HARRY R. WEBER  ATLANTA - The head of the Cartoon Network resigned Friday following a marketing stunt that caused a terrorism scare that shut down bridges and roadways in Boston and led police to call in the bomb squad.
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The retailer's CEO steps down amid a shakeup in operations.
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Greg Canessa explains his departure and the future of casual games. In Game|Life.
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Viacom Inc. VIAb.N on Tuesday said   Chief Executive and President Tom Freston resigned and will be   replaced by Philippe Dauman, a longtime associate of the   company's chairman Sumner Redstone.
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The head of the Cartoon Network resigned Friday following a marketing stunt that caused a terrorism scare in Boston and led police to shut down bridges and send in the bomb squad.
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Chris Stone, second in command to CEO Jack Messman at Novell, has abruptly left the company he helped reinvigorate through the endorsement of Linux and the acquisition of SUSE Linux AG.
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Longtime Chicago Cubs analyst Steve Stone announced yesterday he was leaving WGN-TV, less than one month after coming under fire for on-air comments he made criticizing the team.
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The popular doughnut-making company said Daryl G. Brewster was leaving his position for personal reasons.
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The man seen by many as representing the future of Cisco has announced a Christmas shocker: He's leaving the company, apparently having spotted a brighter opportunity for himself on the other side of the revolving door.
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No more writers on picket lines. No more network TV bosses scrambling for replacement shows.
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Rapper Jay-Z is to step down as president of record label Def Jam after three years at the helm.
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Business & money: Terry Semel steps down after six years to be replaced by co-founder Jerry Yang.
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(90 sec.) Web giant's chief U.S. sales officer exits a week after Jerry Yang takes over as CEO.
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CondÃ© Nast Publications announced a management shake-up, including the departure of Mitchell B. Fox, one of the companyâs highest-ranking executives.
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By Michael Levenson, The Boston Globe  Feb. 10--The general manager of the Cartoon Network, under fire for  approving a marketing campaign that sparked a bomb scare in the Boston area  last week, abruptly resigned yesterday, surprising local officials.
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Gabe: So the big news today, in the world of web comics at least is that PvP is getting itself animated. Scott posted the news along with a little teaser over on his site. He"s actually writing the entire thing with the help of Kris Straub. I was a big fan of the old Blamimations they did together and I"ve told them both whenever possible that they needed to collaborate more. I make jokes when I"m uncomfortable and it just so happens I have issues with anxiety so I"m essentially uncomfortable all day. That means I spend a lot of my time making jokes. When Scott and Kris were up here visiting I hardly said a word. They"re just too funny and they"re always on. You just can"t compete with them, all you can do is laugh.
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Ross Levinsohn, the top Internet executive at News CorporationÂs Fox entertainment unit, has been succeeded by Peter Levinsohn.