One of our favorite spectator sports in recent years has been tracking the travels and travails of our executive Internet brethren, and the past 10 days brought us the most entertaining big play so far in this year's thrilling season of Executive Roulette. We're talking, of course, about the abrupt resignation of Harry Motro from CNN Interactive on 23 April, and his sudden ascension to the position of president at Infoseek only days later. Harry hasn't made himself available for comment, but many of his friends in the industry whisper that he had been unhappy for some time now with the Web strategies of CNN parent Time Warner. Harry, like his billionaire boss Ted Turner, wanted Time Warner to stimulate synergies amongst the merged company's various media operations by, well, merging them. On the Web, we're told by those in the know, Harry's plan was to merge the redundant operations of Time Inc. New Media, CNN Interactive, and Warner Bros. Online.