Jim Lanzone, the veteran tech executive who led CBS’ push into streaming video, has been named the new CEO of Tinder
. He replaces Elie Seidman, who has led the Match Group-owned business since 2017.
Under his CBS Interactive, which owns brands like CNET, Gamespot and TV Guide, grew to 190 million monthly unique U.S. users. In 2014, he led the launch of standalone streaming service CBS All Access, which now has around 5 million subscribers. He was named chief digital officer for CBS in 2016.
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