WorldPingDisney is switching up its streaming leadership team, which currently consists of co-presidents of direct-to-consumer Adam Smith and Joe Earley.
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Disney Names Adam Smith Direct-to-Consumer Chairman, Joe Earley Shifts to TV Franchise and Content Strategy Chief
Disney Names New Streaming Boss In Major Shake Up of Direct-to-Consumer Division
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WorldPingDisney’s President and Chief Creative Officer Dana Walden is streamlining the leadership of the company’s direct-to-consumer operation.
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Adam Smith has been promoted to chairman while Joe Earley, who had been president of direct-to-consumer, will shift to a new role as president of Disney Entertainment Television franchise and content strategy.
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