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Graden Gets New MTV Post

Staff -- Multichannel News, 1/28/2002

New York— MTV: Music Television last week named president of programming Brian Graden to the newly created post of entertainment president, overseeing content across the network's various distribution platforms.

Graden will be responsible for developing creative content for all of the company's cable and Internet ventures, including MTV, MTV2 and MTV.com, as well as for expansion into new technologies, such as wireless devices and digital radio. He will continue to oversee MTV's programming, including news and specials, production, animation and series development.

"Our audience is listening to XM [Satellite] Radio [Holdings Inc.], they have wireless devices and they are playing on the computer all the time," Graden said. "Our mission is to be everywhere our audience is, so we envision creating content across a variety of platforms that's consistent to our brand. We want to make sure we're aggregating audiences wherever we can."

MTV also named music-industry veteran Peter Baron vice president of label relations for MTV and MTV2. He previously headed Music Video Central, which commissioned videos for such artists as Blink 182.

Baron will serve as a liaison between record labels and MTV channels.

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