Speed has hired Gary Rondeau as research manager to provide analysis of the channel's performance. Rondeau was previously with A&E Television Networks as senior research analyst.

Cablevision Systems Corporation has upped Peter White to senior vice president of logistics. In this new role, White will oversee supply chain activities such as purchasing, consumer equipment forecasting, warehousing, distribution and others.

Program representation firm Cableready has promoted John Casey to vice president of finance. Casey was previously director of finance there.

SinglePoint, a mobile messaging service provider, has hired Michael Skoff as chief financial officer and Tom Cast as vice president of engineering and operations. SinglePoint has also hired Arthur Morton as director of operations and Scott Shepherd as director of sales.

Redbook magazine has upped up two employees, moving Jessica Nuremberg from New York style manager to Western account manager. Jessica Clary has also moved, from Los Angeles account manager to New York style manager.

Ted Gold, senior vice president of drama development at Fox, is leaving the job after three years. During his tenure, Gold oversaw projects such as "Prison Break" and "Bones," as well as the upcoming "Sarah Connor Chronicles."

Barbara Cox Anthony, co-owner of Cox Enterprises Inc., died Monday following an extended illness. The 84-year-old was the daughter of the Atlanta-based company founder and three-time Ohio governor James M. Cox. She was chairman of Dayton Newspapers and member of Cox Enterprises' board of directors. Cox newspapers include The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and The Palm Beach Post and have a combined circulation of more than 1 million. The company also owns multiple television and radio stations as well as cable TV services.

Tribune Publishing has named Howard Greenberg president and chief executive officer of the Sun Sentinel Company, as well as publisher of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. Greenberg succeeds Robert Gremillion, who has risen to executive vice president of Tribune Publishing.

Independent advertising agency WestWayne has hired Susan Treacy as executive creative director, where she will work to expand the agency's creative offerings. Treacy was previously group creative director with Fallon Minneapolis.

JBT Media Management has hired Eric Stanton as executive vice president. Stanton will oversee all operations involving campaign management, finance and new business development.

Arbitron has appointed Joel Zaremby senior account manager for Project Apollo, dealing with the Portable People Meter and Homescan scanner. In this new role, Zaremby will oversee the creation and management of sales opportunities surrounding the project. Zaremby was previously senior vice president of sales and marketing for Verance Corporation.

Nielsen has named Paul Baynton general manager of IMS Worldwide, the company's media planning and analysis software business. Baynton was previously managing director of IMS International in London.

MSG Media has hired Heather Pariseau as vice president of interactive programming and operations, and Erin Franzman as director of programming. Pariseau will oversee a programming team working with platforms including online, broadband, wireless, video on demand and internet TV. Franzman will be in charge of all digital media creative and production of content for the platforms.