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roastbrief.us > common-interest-strikes-partnership-with-sister-group-to-shape-the-future-of-brand-led-entertainment

Common Interest Strikes Partnership With SISTER Group??To Shape The Future Of Brand-Led Entertainment

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (455+ words) Common Interest Strikes Partnership With SISTER Group To Shape The Future Of Brand-Led Entertainment Roastbrief US...


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David Ellison Will Get Control Of CNN After All (And Don’t Pretend An 'Independent Editorial Board' Will Mean Otherwise)

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (186+ words) Mark K. Miller began covering the television industry in 1975 when he joined Broadcasting magazine as an editorial assistant, becoming a staff writer. He moved to editing, becoming managing editor of the renamed Broadcasting & Cable in 1991. Mark left B&C at the…...


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WPP Production, APA Lock Horns Over Triple Bids 09/10/2026

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (288+ words) WPP Production is urging clients to do all of their production work with the holding company — thereby avoiding outsourcing to independent production houses — and at least one production trade group says WPP's stand is essentially an assault on “the free…...


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WPP Production, APA Lock Horns Over Triple Bids

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (235+ words) WPP Production is urging clients to do all of their production work with the holding company—thereby avoiding outsourcing to independent production houses-- and at least one production trade group says WPP’s stand is essentially an assault on “the free…...