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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Business
Jim Waterson Media editor

Sky News boss set to step down as channel looks to post-TV future

John Ryley
John Ryley took over at Sky News in 2006. Photograph: Martin Godwin/The Guardian

The head of Sky News is set to quit after 16 years in the job, as the news outlet faces up to long-term challenges in adapting to a post-television future.

John Ryley has been in charge of Sky News since 2006, taking over at a time when the outlet was almost entirely focused on producing its flagship live television channel. Under his leadership, Sky News has transformed itself into a multimedia operation with a large online audience, although it continues to spend a substantial proportion of its budget on its traditional broadcasting.

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