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FeaturesGoing food crazy with Munchies on Vice
Munchies’ Lauren Cynamon and FremantleMedia’s Thom Beers share programming recipes at the New York Television Festival.
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FeaturesFremantle CEO Beers talks Buzzer, Munchies, monetization
FremantleMedia North America CEO Thom Beers discusses digital media monetization strategies and a new game show channel.
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IndustryTim Armstrong hopes AOL will be doing the disrupting
The CEO reveals a new diversity initiative with the IAB, and talks about how AOL is finally digging itself out of “the worst merger in history.”
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AdvertisingCNE’s Dawn Ostroff on the age of “the selfie brand”
At the Interactive Advertising Bureau MIXX conference on Monday, the former CW exec outlined her vision for millennial-friendly content.
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FeaturesJames Franco: Eccentric taste with mass market appeal
New AOL series is an ideal format for the actor/filmmaker who name-drops poet Hart Crane but also expresses a love of ’80s kitsch like Dirty Dancing.
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AdvertisingMaker’s head of sales on plans for Star Wars, other Disney IP
Jason Krebs says the company will arrange an annual programming calendar across multiple genres relating to Disney IP, which will include Star Wars-related content in the run up to the 2015 release.
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FeaturedNational Geographic launching 9 new web shows
Sharks, lemurs and camera gear, oh my! The web audience at Nat Geo is different from TV or print, and the company is launching a slate of new exploration, travel and education series, specifically to target that demo.
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NewsMichelle Phan’s plan is to go ‘beyond new media’
Endemol Beyond USA has signed the beauty vlogger, who has enjoyed a lot of attention lately as the subject of a YouTube advertising campaign.
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FeaturedVice to launch sports channel ahead of World Cup
The media company has also announced several new shows as part of its new programming slate, including Toxic, a Vice News show that will pull together all of their environmental reporting.
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NewsWall Street Journal introduces digital video magazine
The Journal is also expanding its custom video production for advertisers with new studios in Hong Kong, London and New York.
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