ePrize has hired BRYON MORSE as vice president of business development for the company’s Chicago office. Prior to joining ePrize, Morse served as director of sales and business development at Go2Call.com.

LINDA SHINER has been promoted to editor of Air & Space/Smithsonianmagazine, up from executive editor.

ALLISON PAGE has been named vice president, primetime programming for Food Network. Page will oversee the network's primetime shows including Behind the Bash with Giada De Laurentiis, Tasty Travels, hosted by Rachael Ray, Food Network Challenge, as well as network programming stunts. She previously served as director of programming at Food Network.

Setanta Sports promoted KELLY BUTLER from CEO of the Setanta Sports TV network in North America to head of programming, Setanta Sports worldwide. Butler will oversee programming operations, acquisitions, on-air promotions and the on-air look for all the Setanta Sports television properties.

comScore Networks has named SAMANTHA VOISIN vice president of media/ entertainment solutions in Los Angeles. Voisin joins comScore from iVillage.com.

JAMES SCHWARTZ has been named executive editor of Coastal Living magazine. Schwartz joins Coastal Living from Cottage Living, where he served as senior editor.

Advertising.com has named DAVID CARBERRY director of search marketing; RICHARD KOCHMAN director of direct-response marketing and LEE FELDMANN senior manager of brand marketing. All three are members of the company's newly formed product marketing team.

CurtCo Media named KEITH FLETCHER to the newly created position of chief information officer. Fletcher joins CurtCo after eight years as senior vice president and CIO at real estate developer Lowe Enterprises.

JODY FENNELL has been named vice president, broadband products and distribution at The Weather Channel Interactive. In her new role, Fennell will oversee a team that will grow and develop new, non-linear platforms for the company’s video content. Fennell joined The Weather Channel in1990.

JIM AXELROD, a CBS News correspondent since 1996, has been named Chief White House Correspondent; LARA LOGAN (pictured), who joined CBS News in 2002, has been elevated to Chief Foreign Correspondent; and BYRON PITTS, who was the lead reporter for CBS News’ coverage of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, will become National Correspondent.