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From 'Hannah Montana' to 'High School Musical,' influential Disney Channel boss to step down

LOS ANGELES — Gary Marsh, who spent three decades helping to shape the Burbank entertainment giant's children's television empire, is leaving his job to take on a producing role. Few Disney executives have had the kind of staying power and influence of Marsh, who joined the Disney Channel in the late 1980s, and guided such popular franchises as "Hannah Montana," "High School Musical," ...

LOS ANGELES — Gary Marsh, who spent three decades helping to shape the Burbank entertainment giant's children's television empire, is leaving his job to take on a producing role.

Few Disney executives have had the

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