news distribution for local broadcast stations and other media properties, including Newsweek, throughout the United States. He served in this capacity until the merger creating Engine Media. Captify, Limited Rogers is chairman of Captify, Limited, a UK based advertising technology company with offices in New York, Paris and Madrid. He was appointed chairman in January, 2018. Captify’s primary offering is a leading semantic technology, while aggregating over 40 billion pieces of internet search data a month to enable major brands around the world to effectively target their marketing efforts. Frequency, Inc. Rogers serves on the board of Frequency, Inc, a company that provides cable, satellite and OTT content operators user interface and meta data for the organization, menuing and presentation of digital and linear video content offerings. TRget Media, LLC Rogers currently serves as chairman of TRget Media, LLC, a media investment and operations advisory firm. CNBC Rogers has been a frequent guest on business news channels including CNBC, Fox Business Network, Bloomberg TV, and MSNBC. Notable appearances include CNBC's Squawk on the Street, CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer, CNBC's Fast Money (talk show), and Fox Business Network's Countdown to the Closing Bell, and MSNBC's Morning Joe. He is now a CNBC contributor. TiVo, Inc. For eleven years, from 2005 to 2016, Rogers served as president and CEO of TiVo, Inc., the longest such tenure in the company's history. TiVo has been seen as vastly changing television viewing behavior through its invention of the DVR. TiVo was sold to Rovi in 2016 at which point Rovi adopted the TiVo name. PRIMEDIA, Inc. Before TiVo, Rogers was chairman and CEO of PRIMEDIA Inc., which was then the leading targeted media company in the United States. PRIMEDIA published some 200 magazines, including New York Magazine, operated more than 400 websites, and owned a wide range of television and video businesses. NBC Universal Cable Rogers was the first president of NBC Cable (now NBCUniversal Cable) and executive vice president of NBC, as well as NBC’s chief strategist. Among his many accomplishments, Rogers founded CNBC, the nation’s leading business news channel and established the NBC/Microsoft cable channel and internet joint venture, MSNBC. As the first president of NBC Cable Rogers was involved in the establishment of National Geographic Channel, Court TV (now truTV) and Independent Film Channel, and served as co-chairman of the board of A&E Television Networks and The History Channel for