Josh Sapan on Life After AMC Networks and Championing Disability on Screen
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Josh Sapan, the former CEO of AMC Networks, left the entertainment company he had led through the peak TV era in 2021. He had helped transform the network devoted to reruns of classic movie into a programming powerhouse responsible for some of the biggest shows of the aughts — a list that includes “Breaking Bad,” […]
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Josh Sapan, the former CEO of AMC Networks, left the entertainment company he had led through the peak TV era in 2021.
He had helped transform the network devoted to reruns of classic movie into a programming powerhouse responsible for some of the biggest shows of the aughts — a list that includes “Breaking Bad,” […]
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