Ask.com Chief Executive Officer Jim Lanzone is leaving the company in a management shake-up at parent InterActiveCorp, the company announced late Wednesday.  Lanzone took over the CEO spot in April 2006 when then-CEO Steve Berkowitz left to head up Microsoft's MSN and Windows Live expansion. Lanzone will serve as entrepreneur-in-residence at Redpoint Ventures while remaining in an advisory role at Ask.com for a few months.  The Ask.com leadership change comes as IAC prepares to spin off HSN, Ticketmaster, Interval International, and Lending Tree.

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Dawn Taubin, the head of domestic marketing at Warner Brothers for six years, has been ousted in a management shake-up that the movie studio did little to conceal.  Ms. Taubin “agreed to relinquish her role,” the studio said in a statement Wednesday, because of an overhaul caused by the promotion in November of Jeff Robinov, the studio’s longtime production chief, to president of the newly created Warner Brothers Pictures Group. The unit manages Warner’s filmmaking operation along with worldwide theatrical marketing and distribution.

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TouchTunes Corporation, the largest out-of-home interactive entertainment network, announced today that Philip Livingston has joined the company as its chief financial officer. Livingston brings more than 20 years of experience in the area of financial operations to help fuel TouchTunes’ continued growth and success.