Jethro Nededog is TheWrap’s co-executive editor. Previously, he served as TheWrap’s assistant managing editor, business news. He has served as a reporter and editor at several top entertainment news publications, including Entertainment Weekly, The Hollywood Reporter, L.A. Times and Business Insider.
Previously, he wrote and produced documentary TV for National Geographic, History, Discovery, and E!.
He has a BA in journalism from NYU and an MA in writing from USC.
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BA, Journalism, NYU; MA, Writing, USC
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