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Nexstar grew revenue 9.7% for the September quarter to $1.29 billion for the three months ended in September, as the new CW owner cited growth in political advertising, distribution and digital revenue.

Brad Schwartz has been officially named as President, CW Entertainment.

EXCLUSIVE: The new iteration of The CW is starting to take shape.

EXCLUSIVE: The epic, years-long battle between Al Capone and Eliot Ness, who clashed on the biggest stage in the world on their way to becoming ultimate American enemies, is the subject of a new TV series in early development at Showtime, from Alex Kurtzman’s Secret Hideout, run by Heather Kadin, and CBS Studios where the company is based.

Brad Schwartz has departed Audible after just one month with the company, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The Amazon-owned audiobook company tapped Schwartz to lead its push into original programming in June.

Dade Hayes, Dino-Ray Ramos After less than a month in the job, Brad Schwartz has exited as chief content officer of Amazon-owned digital audio platform Audible after a two-year-old sexual harassment and gender bias lawsuit resurfaced.The personnel move was confirmed by a person familiar with the situation after Bloomberg initially reported the news.In June, Schwartz had stepped down as president of PopTV to make the move to Audible, where he started June 15.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterAfter leaving Pop TV to join Audible as its chief content officer on June 15, Brad Schwartz has departed the Amazon-owned audiobook and audio entertainment company less than a month into his new role, Variety has learned.Audible declined to comment on the circumstances surrounding Schwartz’s exit, but according to Bloomberg, which first reported the news, Audible employees had discovered an old sexual harassment lawsuit filed against Pop Media Group and expressed

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterPop TV president Brad Schwartz is departing the land of cable television to join Audible, Amazon’s audiobook and audio entertainment company, as its chief content officer on June 15.“As Audible continues to expand its focus on premium audio storytelling and entertainment across all formats and genres, Brad’s highly successful track record, expertise and stellar relationships in the entertainment community will be integral to our aggressive content efforts and plans,”

By Nellie Andreeva

Pop TV is laying off multiple employees as Viacom and CBS continue to integrate following the merger of the two companies.

“One Day at a Time” Season 4 will premiere Mar. 24, while “Flack” Season 2 will premiere Mar. 13, Pop TV announced Monday.