Industry Moves Roundup: Revision3; Ziff Davis Media; BBCA; Comcast; Dailymotion; CNN;

Revision3: PC Magazine’s Jim Louderback is jumping ship and sides, moving to Revision3 as CEO, according to NewTeeVee. Louderback was editor in chief for PC mag and editorial director for the Consumer/Small Business group at Ziff Davis Media. Louderback’s resume includes the launch programming for TechTV and managing ZD’s IPTV shows; the video background should come in handy. The hiring allows co-founder Jay Adelson to give up the CEO spot and focus on his other CEO job at Digg. Revision3 picked up $8 million in funding last month.

Ziff Davis Media: Louderback’s departure means a promotion for Lance Ulanoff to VP-content/editor in chief of the PC Magazine Network effective immediately.

BBC Worldwide America: Garth Ancier, who took over in February, is playing his own version of “Changing Rooms” .. among the rash of changes, Luke Bradley-Jones has been named to the new role of EVP-business development and digital media. (Via HR)

Comcast: Changes at the programming and acquisition groups, including promoting Earl Marshall to VP-business development, Comcast Programming Group, from senior director for the Corporate Development Group; Matthew Strauss moves to SVP-new media from SVP-content acquisition and development. More details at B&C.

Dailymotion: The video sharing site has added a batch of positions aimed at expansion to U.S. and globally, many staffed by former MTVN execs: Catherine Mullen, former GM, MTV UK and Ireland and EVP-fuse, will head international content acquisition and development initiatives; Joy Marcus, former SVP-global marketing at Time Warner, will head the U.S. expansion; in the UK, Michelle Goff, who will be in charge of talent partnerships and sponsorships; Danny Passman, formerly a development executive at MTVN’s fuse and VH1, joins as senior creative director. Release.

CNN : CNN vet Susan Bunda has been promoted to the new role of EVP-content development and strategy for CNN Worldwide; she had been SVP-news, CNN U.S. Still based in Atlanta, her new responsibilities include continuing the integration between broadcast and web; developing programming across consumer platforms; working on “wide-ranging business initiatives.”