New Editor For TV Guide

Friday, 25 June 2004, 1:10 pm
Press Release: Fairfax

June 24 2004

Fairfax Magazines has appointed Julie Eley to the position of editor for TV Guide.

Julie has been working with TV Guide for 15 years and was formerly deputy editor.

In her new role, Julie will be leading a team of ten people and will be responsible for the future direction of TV Guide.

ENDS

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