| Barry Diller Born: 2-Feb-1942 Birthplace: San Francisco, CA
Gender: Male Religion: Jewish Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Bisexual Occupation: Business Party Affiliation: Democratic Nationality: United States Executive summary: CEO of USA Interactive Corp. Former head of Paramount, created the Fox Television Network, now CEO of USA Interactive Corp. Father: (real estate developer) Wife: Diane von Furstenberg (m. 2-Feb-2001)
High School: Beverly Hills High School, Beverly Hills, CA University: UCLA (dropped out 1959) Administrator: Trustee, New York University Administrator: Executive Board for Medical Sciences, UCLA Administrator: School of Cinema-Television Board of Councilors, University of Southern California
IAC/InterActiveCorp CEO (1995-)
QVC CEO (1992-95)
Fox, Inc. CEO (1984-92)
20th Century Fox CEO (1984)
Paramount Pictures President (1974-84)
ABC VP Prime-Time Television (1973-)
ABC VP Feature Films and Program Development (1969-)
ABC (1966-69)
William Morris Agency
Member of the Board of 20th Century Fox (as Chairman)
Member of the Board of Coca Cola (2002-)
Member of the Board of Expedia (as Chairman)
Member of the Board of Fox, Inc. (as Chairman, 1984-92)
Member of the Board of IAC/InterActiveCorp (as Chairman, 1995-)
Member of the Board of News Corporation (1987-)
Member of the Board of Paramount Pictures (as Chairman, 1974-84)
Member of the Board of Seagram & Sons
Member of the Board of The Washington Post Co. (2000-)
Conservation International Board of Directors Friends of Hillary Hillary Clinton for President John McCain 2008 Museum of Television and Radio Trustee New York Public Library Board Member Obama for America Broadcasting and Cable Hall of Fame Funeral: Katharine Graham (2001) Wedding: Rudy Giuliani and Judi Nathan (2003) Wedding: Jack Welch and Suzy Wetlaufer (2004) Jewish Ancestry
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