ABC chief content officer Chris Oliver-Taylor announces departure
By Abdul Nishad in Media News on Thursday, 23rd January 2025 at 3:25pm
ABC chief content officer Chris Oliver-Taylor has announced his decision to leave the organisation after overseeing a period of transformation and growth within the ABC’s content teams, a media release from the organisation confirmed.
Appointed as the inaugural chief content officer in March 2023, Chris led the newly formed Content division, which merged the ABC’s former Entertainment & Specialist and Regional & Local divisions.
Under Chris’ leadership, ABC achieved significant milestones, including becoming the number one ranked TV broadcaster in 2023–24 with a reach of 6.6 million people, or 36.4 per cent of the five-city metro population. He also spearheaded successful programs like The Assembly, The Family Next Door, and Bluey’s Big Play, among others. Addit...
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