If the former Senate heavyweight seals the deal, he would be taking a job that was vacated more than a year ago The Motion Picture Association of America is in serious negotiations with former U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd to be the group’s new president and CEO, according to a Feb. 9 reports. “It’s not a done deal, but he’s the only one in negotiations,” an industry official told Politico. The deal could take several weeks to complete, the official said. Dodd, a Democrat from Connecticut and former Senate Banking Committee chair, recently retired from Congress after not seeking reelection in November. The Dodd report is the latest development in MPAA’s CEO search saga, which… Read More