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- Ian Katz, Channel 4's chief content officer, will step down in October, creating a gap amid declining ad revenues and streaming competition.
- His tenure is mixed, with supporters praising innovative shows and critics doubting the ability to deliver sustainable hits.
- Potential successors include David Brindley, Alisa Pomeroy, Louisa Compton, and Kiran Nataraja, with Pomeroy seen as the internal candidate and Channel 4's first internal hire in over 40 years.
