FOX News will launch a new centralized long-form specials unit, announced Roger Ailes, chairman and CEO of FOX News, on Thursday. 

Effective immediately, Michael Clemente will transition from his current position managing news to overseeing this new division as executive VP of News Specials.

Jay Wallace (pictured above) will be promoted to executive VP of News and Editorial. Both Clemente and Wallace will report directly to Ailes.

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FOX News’ current structure consists of two divisions of news and programming, with the latter run by senior executive VP, Bill Shine, who also oversees FOX Business Network (FBN), and reports to Ailes. The new specials unit now creates a third organizational division.

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