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Nancy Tellem
Nancy Tellem (born December 1, 1952) is the chief media officer and executive chairwoman of Interlude, a start-up focused on interactive music videos.〔("Former Microsoft Executive Nancy Tellem to Join Interlude Start-Up" ), ''The New York Times'', April 22, 2015〕 She is the former entertainment and digital media president of Microsoft〔("Nancy Tellem Out at Microsoft as Xbox Entertainment Studios Shuts Down" ) ''The Hollywood Reporter'', Oct. 29, 2014〕 and a onetime president of CBS Television Studios, formerly CBS Paramount Television.
==Legal/TV Career==
Tellem was born in Danville, California, the daughter of an anesthesiologist mother and surgeon father. Tellem got hooked on TV as a child through fan magazines that the networks used to mail out during the summer to promote new shows.〔(Nancy Tellem Discussing Stepping Down At CBS; Will Les Cope? ), ''Deadline.com'', October 6, 2009〕 As an undergraduate at the University of California Berkeley, she interned one summer for Congressman Ron Dellums (D-Calif.) on Capitol Hill and met her future husband, Arn Tellem.〔("The Arn Of The Deal" ), ''Sports Illustrated'', May 27, 2002〕 After earning a JD from the University of California Hastings College of the Law,〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Ms Nancy Reiss Tellem, Attorney )〕 she practiced law for four years in Los Angeles. Among her first jobs was chasing down people who claimed to be heirs to Howard Hughes's estate. Tellem then jumped to entertainment, working initially as the legal expert on famed lawyer F. Lee Bailey's short-lived 1982 show Lie Detector. Eventually she would end up working for Merv Griffin on his Wheel of Fortune show before moving to Lorimar Television, where she was in the legal affairs department.〔("The Prime (Time) Of Nancy Tellem" ), ''Businessweek'', May 29, 2006〕
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