Head of CBC.ca to leave Corporation
Sue Gardner, head of CBC.ca, has decided to leave the CBC. Her last day in the office will be Friday, June 1.
Seventeen years ago, Sue started with CBC as an intern with As It Happens. She went on to work in radio and television, producing documentaries and talk programming for flagship network programs, including Prime Time, Sunday Morning and This Morning. In 2000, she moved to the web, where she was tapped to lead the implementation of New Media Renewal, a year-long staff consultation process which set the stage for a complete overhaul of CBC’s online strategy. She later became Deputy Director of CBC.ca, then Director, and finally Senior Director.
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Another digital CBC exec gone! Is it due to frustration with the painfully slow maneuverings of implementing the mothercorp’s digital strategies?
Is she headed for the private sector? Will she end up at Alliance Atlantis too…?
So many questions, so much difficulty keeping good people on board.
[...] The head of CBC.ca has resigned after 17 years with the public broadcaster. [...]
[...] it comes to Web 2.0, the CBC gets a lot of kudos. Under the direction of Sue Gardner, the site became the most popular news site in Canada because of how it implemented New Media. [...]