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Roger Keating To Retire from Hearst Television
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Keating joined Hearst Television in 2008 and since 2016 has served as its chief strategy and business development officer.
“Roger brought to Hearst Television his infectious curiosity and keen entrepreneurial instincts,” said Hearst Television president Michael J. Hayes.
Keating joined Hearst Television in 2008 to lead its nascent digital media unit.
During his watch, Hearst Television digital properties achieved market leadership in most of the markets in which they operate.
As an area vice president and, later, senior vice president at Comcast, Keating built Comcast’s Internet Division that pioneered high-speed broadband.