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List of Jewish American businesspeople in media

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 This is a partial list of notable Jewish American business executives in the media industry. For other Jewish Americans, see Lists of Jewish Americans.
Main article: List of Jewish American businesspeople

Advertising and public relations

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Richard Edelman
 
Randall Rothenberg
 
Marian Salzman
 
Carl Spielvogel (right)
 
Ronn Torossian

Music industry

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See also: Songwriters and musicians
 
Edgar Bronfman Jr.
 
Clive Davis
 
Monte Lipman
 
Doug Morris
 
Guy Oseary
 
Rick Rubin
 
Phil Spector
 
Barry Weiss

Newspapers and publishing

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See also: Journalists, authors, and photographers
 
Jonathan Greenblatt
 
Adolph Ochs
 
Joshua Topolsky
 
Mortimer Zuckerman

Television, film and video

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See also: Actresses, actors, film/television directors and producers, and History of the Jews in Los Angeles § History of Jews in the entertainment industry
 
Avi Arad
 
Samuel Z. Arkoff
 
Jerry Bruckheimer
 
Barry Diller
 
Brian Grazer
 
Bonnie Hammer
 
Steven Hirsch
 
Bob Iger
 
Jeffrey Katzenberg
 
Harvey Levin
 
Arnon Milchan
 
Sumner Redstone
 
Haim Saban

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References

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