Fox Mobile Entertainment Boosts Leadership Team

Fox Mobile Entertainment (FME), a division of Fox Entertainment Group and a leading mobile content provider for wireless carriers, handset manufacturers and consumers, today announced it has reorganized and strengthened its leadership team to support its plan to broaden its catalog, enhance distribution and cultivate new mobile content offerings. The announcement was made at CTIA Wireless I.T. and Entertainment 2008 in San Francisco, the largest wireless data event in the industry.

Leading the reorganized FME management team is Andrew Stalbow, who has been promoted to senior vice president of the division after serving as vice president of International for FME located in London for the past two years. In his new role, Stalbow will be based in Los Angeles and will be responsible for mobile content and distribution for Fox worldwide. He will report to Jamie Samson, executive vice president of Business & Legal Affairs and general counsel an 18-year veteran of Fox Filmed Entertainment. Prior to joining Fox, Stalbow served as senior manager of Business Development for Vodafone Group where he was responsible for negotiating multi-territory content and marketing deals on behalf of 29 operating companies.

FME also announced that Amelia Gammon, who most recently served as director of Mobile, International New Media and Universal Digital Platforms for NBC Universal, will become the new vice president of International. In this role, Gammon will be responsible for international content distribution, licensing and marketing and will work with publishers, carriers and OEMs. Amelia will be based in Fox’s London office.

Further, Matt McMahon has been appointed executive director of Content and Business Development. McMahon is responsible for managing the Company’s relationship with MediaFLO and managing operations and development of Fox’s WAP networks. Matt will focus on increasing and implementing business development in North America as well as developing original content. Previously, he served as FME’s Director of Programming and Operations.

Additionally, Adam Wilensky, who has worked for Fox for 12 years, has been named Director of Media and Production, and is responsible for short-form digital content and graphics production as well as carrier deck distribution projects such as the hugely successful ‘Family Freakin’ Guy Channel,’ currently featured on Verizon’s V CAST service.

"I’m thrilled to have been offered this opportunity at Fox and am very appreciative that we have such an experienced and talented team to deliver on new content offerings and ideas,” said Andrew Stalbow, senior vice president of Fox Mobile Entertainment. "We will work to create and distribute the best mobile content available today, with an increased focus on video, both branded and original. We are bullish about the opportunities in the market and we are looking forward to meeting the challenge of creating compelling propositions for consumers and fans of Fox’s biggest properties.”

About Fox Mobile Entertainment

Fox Mobile Entertainment (FME) is a leading mobile content provider for wireless carriers and consumers, providing mobile content in all forms from top FOX TV shows such as 24, Prison Break, and Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?, and from such recent films as Juno and Horton Hears a Who!. An industry pioneer, FME created American Idol's text-message voting system and the now-pervasive term Mobisodes Series, defining short episodic programming designed exclusively for mobile phones. Additionally, the Company runs mobile video channels on all major U.S. carriers.

Fox Mobile Entertainment, along with the Jamster/Jamba companies - a joint venture of News Corporation (NYSE: NWS - News, NWS.A - News) and VeriSign, Inc. (NASDAQ: VRSN - News), headquartered in Beverly Hills, Calif., and Berlin, Germany - make up the industry's largest vertically integrated mobile entertainment company.