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Mediaweek 50

No.8 - Jon Nesvig
Sales President, Fox Broadcasting

Jon Nesvig has reigned over the Fox network's advertising sales for 18 years, making him the eminence grise of all the broadcast network sales chiefs.
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David Levy
No.9 - David Levy
President, Turner Ad Sales, Turner Sports

As the ad sales chief responsible for Turner's portfolio of entertainment networks, David Levy commands about one out of every four dollars in cable’s total upfront take.
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John Skipper
No.10 - John Skipper
Executive VP, Content, ESPN

As the executive in charge of on-air content at the all-sports network, John Skipper is a master juggler.
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Gary Newman, Dana Walden
No.11 - Gary Newman, Dana Walden
Chairmen, 20th Century Fox TV

With 27 series in production for the 2007-08 season, Newman and Walden oversee at least $1 billion worth of programming.
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Dave Cassaro
No. 12 - Dave Cassaro
President, Comcast Networks Ad Sales

Cassaro helped reinvent the way cable inventory is managed and sold.
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Jo Ann Ross
No.13 - Jo Ann Ross
President, Network Sales, CBS

Ross was instrumental in helping CBS roll up $2.45 billion in its prime-time upfront this year.
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No. 14 - Michael Barrett
EVP, CRO, Fox Interactive Media

As chief revenue officer, Barrett oversees sales and revenue for FIM's MySpace, IGN and FoxSports.com.
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