Fox Cable Networks president of affiliate sales and marketing Lindsay Gardner is leaving the company at the end of next month. Gardner is moving to Mediatech Capital Partners, becoming director of global media development.

Speed has upped Frank Wilson to vice president of production, where he will be in charge of all NASCAR programming. Wilson has been with the network since its first year on the air in 1996.

Fashion and lifestyle web property Glam Media has hired Richard Rocca to lead the company's expansion. Rocca joins Glam Media from Gorilla Nation, where he was vice president of publishers business development.

Christal Radio-Boston has hired Nancy McCartin as sales manager. McCartin, who was previously director of local corporate development at WGBH, will supervise the Boston office and represent client stations to the advertising community.

Primedia Inc. has made Keith Belknap general counsel for its Consumer Guides segment. In his new position, Belknap will manage legal matters for the division and provide counsel on general governance issues. Before joining Primedia, Belknap had been principal counsel at Georgia-Pacific Corp.

Fortune has hired Leigh Gallagher as senior editor, where she will oversee and edit coverage of various consumer-related topics. Before joining Fortune, Gallagher had been senior editor at Smart Money.

PSM: Independent Playstation Magazine has named Rob Smith its new editor in chief. Smith has been with publisher Future U.S. for 10 years, most recently as associate publisher of PC Gamer and Maximum PC.

Fox has cast Alanna Ubach in its upcoming comedy pilot "Playing Chicken." Ubach will play the physical therapist of a young man who becomes a paraplegic after an accident and is now forced to live with his very opposite-minded brother. Ubach's recent television credits include guest appearances on "House" and "The Closer."

The CW has cast Anna Chlumsky in the lead role of its comedy pilot "Eight Days a Week," which follows four twentysomething top executives in New York City. Chlumsky, who starred in "My Girl" and "My Girl 2" as a child, has made recent guest appearances on "30 Rock" and "Law & Order."

ABC has signed Jennifer Coolidge and Alan Ruck to star in its comedy pilot "Family of the Year." Coolidge ("Legally Blonde," "American Dreamz") and Ruck ("Spin City") will play the parents in a family that has won the titular contest in their hometown for 10 years running.

Monica Moses, executive director of product innovation at The Minneapolis Star Tribune, is leaving the paper to write a book on organizational culture. Moses has been with the Star Tribune since 2002, and no replacement has been named yet.

The Television Bureau of Advertising (TVB) has hired B.J. Park as research director. Park has previously worked in various research positions at Turner Broadcasting Sales and Seitel.

Al Roker Entertainment has hired Michael Kaufman as vice president of development and production. In this new role, Kaufman will oversee daily production and operations and work to develop new original series and reality programs.