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| Tim Peterson Facebook is seeking TV-like upfront deals, but ad buyers are waiting to see how TV-like its upfront pitch will be. |
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| Seb Joseph Broadcaster's commercial boss believes it's poised to capitalize on advertisers' nervousness about spending money on "toxic" Facebook. |
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| Sponsored Content Cxense If 2018 showed us anything, it's that the Duopoly seems to be unstoppable. Google and Facebook lurched from scandal to scandal, suffering bad press, but sacrificing just a fraction of their market shares. Why? Sponsored by Cxense. |
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| Kerry Flynn Facebook currently has about 1,000 creators in its “fan subscriptions” program, which is still primarily in the U.S. |
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| Jessica Davies Transitioning from a role at a Silicon Valley company to a traditional media company is tough. |
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