Brian lamb c-span

• NEW YORK -- Brian Lamb, who helped found the public-affairs cable network C-SPAN in 1978 and has been its CEO ever since, will step down at the end of the month, C-SPAN said Sunday.
(Huffington Post)
• Brian Lamb, the founder and chief executive of C-SPAN, will step down next month after thirty-three years as head of the nonprofit cable network, according to a report published tonight by the New York Times.
(Politico.com)
• C-SPAN CEO Brian Lamb is giving up day-to-day oversight of operations. But he will continue to "engage in the overall direction setting" and "plans to continue to host" his weekly interview program, "Q and A.
(Mediabistro.com)
• Brian Lamb, who helped found the public-affairs cable network C-SPAN in 1978 and has been its CEO ever since, will step down at the end of the month, C-SPAN said Sunday.
(TheWrap)
• C-Span Founder, Brian Lamb, to Step Down as C.E.O. Brian Lamb will hand over management of C-Span, the public affairs cable network, to Rob Kennedy and Susan Swain, while remaining as executive chairman.
(New York Times)
• In his letter to the Court last November, C-SPAN chairman and CEO Brian Lamb said the health care cases will affect every Americans life, our economy, and will certainly be an issue in the upcoming presidential campaign.
(The BLT: Blog of Legal Times)
• Phillip V. Caruso / HBO A friend of mine was once invited onto C-SPAN to talk about his new book—a book not about presidential politics, it's necessary to say.
(Daily Beast)
• The delegates met with legislators, President Obama, Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, British Ambassador Sir Peter Westmacott, C-SPAN's CEO Brian Lamb, and NASA Administrator Charles F. Bolden Jr.
(Houston Chronicle)
• She has appeared on ABCs Good Morning America, CBS This Morning, C-SPANs Q and A, hosted by Bryan Lamb, MSNBCs Morning Joe, Charlie Rose and Nightline. She is listed in the 2000 Guinness Book of World Records.
(pilot.com)