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| Download your favorite videos for later By Sami Main Here's some news from Netflix to make your travel and holiday plans a little easier. Read more » |
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| 'A big game changer'? Not quite yet By Jason Lynch |
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| Includes big bets on AI and AR By Lauren Johnson |
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| With millions of subscribers, it's about time By Sami Main |
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| Smell-O-Vision is almost real! By Sami Main You can binge watch or binge read. And now you can even binge smell! Read more » |
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| Holiday ad spending is up 13.7 percent over 2015 By Jason Lynch Holiday TV ad spending is off to a strong start this year, with brands shelling out $869.7 million on holiday-themed national ads so far in 2016. That's an increase of 13.7 percent over the same period last year. Read more » |
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| Adweek’s creator of the year drove TBS’ bold transformation By Jason Lynch Samantha Bee admits that she was "terrified" as 2016 began. After all, she and husband Jason Jones had left Comedy Central's The Daily Show, where they'd worked as correspondents for more than a ... Read more » |
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| Featured Jobs | | Progressive Business Media East Coast | | Hughes Hubbard & Reed Battery Park, New York, New York | | Rocky Mountain Institute New York City, New York (US) | | American National Standards Institute Midtown Manhattan | | BridgeTower Media St. Louis, MO and Richmond, VA | | |
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| Storytelling for a younger generation By Marty Swant YouTube celebrity and tech entrepreneur Casey Neistat is joining the video team at CNN, bringing along with him Beme, the mobile video app he launched last year. Read more » |
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| Bringing viewers into the warzone By Marty Swant Viceland and Samsung are bringing viewers to the center of the Syrian war with a virtual reality documentary that shows what it's like to rescue people from a bombing. Read more » |
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| Power grabs, real and imagined, ruled the airwaves By Adweek Staff Life met art in the 2016 TV Hot List. Veep, a political satire about a White House run, was declared Hottest Comedy, but was trumped by the real thing, which could just have easily won Best Drama, with intrigue, ... Read more » |
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