Entertainment Site Has New Exec Editor

Posted Thursday, January 20, 2005 12:00 am

By: E&P Staff Jennifer Hozer has been named executive director of the Zap2it.com entertainment site, which is a division of Tribune Media Services.

Hozer previously worked for TMS' News in Motion broadcast service as product manager responsible for sales, marketing, and business development. She has also held other positions at a cable company, an Internet startup, and elsewhere.

Zap2it.com provides TV listings, movie showtimes, video/DVD-release information, entertainment news, and more.

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