Bewkes named as Parsons' successor at Time Warner
06 Nov 2007 | by Staff
NEW YORK - Richard Parsons is to be replaced as chief executive of Time Warner by Jeff Bewkes, who is currently president and chief operating officer of the media company.
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NEW YORK - Richard Parsons is to be replaced as chief executive of Time Warner by Jeff Bewkes, who is currently president and chief operating officer of the media company.
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