Just a week after spinning off as a separate company, 21st Century Fox has announced changes for its television syndication and distribution unit, 20th Television.
The group will now operate under production studio 20th Century Fox Television, separating from Fox Television Stations -- which will continue to develop and produce first-run programming. President Greg Meidel will continue to lead 20th Television.
The group will now operate under production studio 20th Century Fox Television, separating from Fox Television Stations -- which will continue to develop and produce first-run programming. President Greg Meidel will continue to lead 20th Television.
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