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Top CBC exec Richard Stursberg leaving
Monday August 09th 2010Richard Stursberg, who has headed up CBC’s English Services for six years, is leaving the public broadcaster.
The CBC posted an item about the departure on its website this afternoon, saying the change took effect Friday.
No reason for the departure was given.
The network says that Kirstine Stewart, who is general manager of CBC Television, will fill in on an interim basis.
Previously, Stursberg served as executive director of Telefilm Canada. He was also president and CEO of Canadian Satellite Communications and Star Choice.
In the 1980s, he worked in the federal government’s department of communications.
Source: The Toronto Star
Headline, Industry News
Top CBC exec Richard Stursberg leaving
Monday August 09th 2010Richard Stursberg, who has headed up CBC’s English Services for six years, is leaving the public broadcaster.
The CBC posted an item about the departure on its website this afternoon, saying the change took effect Friday.
No reason for the departure was given.
The network says that Kirstine Stewart, who is general manager of CBC Television, will fill in on an interim basis.
Previously, Stursberg served as executive director of Telefilm Canada. He was also president and CEO of Canadian Satellite Communications and Star Choice.
In the 1980s, he worked in the federal government’s department of communications.
Source: The Toronto Star
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Headline, Industry News
Top CBC exec Richard Stursberg leaving
Monday August 09th 2010Richard Stursberg, who has headed up CBC’s English Services for six years, is leaving the public broadcaster.
The CBC posted an item about the departure on its website this afternoon, saying the change took effect Friday.
No reason for the departure was given.
The network says that Kirstine Stewart, who is general manager of CBC Television, will fill in on an interim basis.
Previously, Stursberg served as executive director of Telefilm Canada. He was also president and CEO of Canadian Satellite Communications and Star Choice.
In the 1980s, he worked in the federal government’s department of communications.
Source: The Toronto Star
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