search engine trend of going beyond "10 blue links," instead "providing direct answers and new ways to interact with search results," later adopted by Google, Yahoo, Bing and other search engines. During his time leading digital at CBS, Lanzone was best known for driving the development of the company's numerous streaming services, including the 2014 launch of CBS All Access, home to original shows such as Star Trek: Discovery, Star Trek: Picard, The Good Fight and Jordan Peele's reboot of The Twilight Zone. Lanzone's tenure as CEO also saw the development of the streaming services CBSN, CBS Sports HQ, ET Live (Entertainment Tonight), and several local versions of CBSN. CBS Interactive grew from approximately 70 million monthly unique users to more than 190 million monthly unique users in the United States during that time. In 2016, Lanzone was named by Leslie Moonves as the first chief digital officer in the history of CBS Corporation. Lanzone departed ViacomCBS in December 2019, moving to Benchmark Capital to become executive-in-residence. On July 27, 2020, Match Group announced that it had appointed Lanzone as the new CEO of Tinder. On September 10, 2021, he was announced as the new CEO of Yahoo, after the company was sold by Verizon to Apollo Global Management. Personal Lanzone serves on the board of directors at GoPro and the Newport Festivals Foundation, producer of the annual Newport Folk Festival and Newport Jazz Festival in Newport, Rhode Island. He is also an active investor in Houseparty, acquired by Epic Games; Resy, acquired by American Express; Aardvark, acquired by Google; Sapho, acquired by Citrix; Vurb, acquired by Snap; Tasty Labs, acquired by Walmart; Luvocracy, also acquired by Walmart; MasterClass; Thumbtack; Popshop Live and several others. See also Les Moonves Sumner Redstone Shari Redstone Joseph Ianniello Barry Diller Joey Levin Bill Gurley Blake Krikorian Bruce S. Gordon Nick Woodman George Wein References External links 1971 births Living people American computer businesspeople Businesspeople in information technology American investors CBS executives Yahoo! people Emory University School of Law alumni Goizueta Business School alumni University of California, Los Angeles alumni People from San Carlos, California American chief executives