Donna Thomas Joins Visual Data Media Services as Senior Vice President of Sales, Americas
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Industry veteran joins senior leadership team to accelerate Visual Data’s next phase of growth and deliver unparalleled value to customers
Donna Thomas, Senior Vice President of Sales, Americas, Visual Data Media Services
Putting the customer first is my main priority. I’ve long admired Visual Data for embodying its commitment to providing world-class customer service. - Donna Thomas, Senior Vice President of Sales, Americas, Visual Data Media Services LOS ANGELES, Calif. (PRWEB) January 26, 2021
Visual Data Media Services, a leading entertainment services company serving studios and distributors globally with end-to-end content management and digital media supply chain solutions, announced today that industry veteran Donna Thomas has joined the company’s senior leadership team as Senior Vice President o
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After taking the oath of office last Wednesday, Joe Biden felt the need to condemn an increasingly weaponised field of national conflict: broadcast news. Encouraging his fellow Americans to focus on the distant mirage of unity in his inaugural address, the new president warned against a “retreat into competing factions”, and distrust of those who “don’t get their news from the same sources you do”.
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But why do we love transformation TV so much, and what is it about shows that essentially feature the framework over and over again that we find so comforting? To get to the foundation of these questions, we dialed up a construction crew’s worth of experts, from actual HGTV stars to comedians who have made names for themselves expounding on their love for the network.
Thursday, March 1
"The Danish 'Flexicurity' Labor-Market Model and the Question of Cross-National Transferability of Institutions"
12:45-2 p.m.
Clark Hall, room 130
Anna Ilsoe, research fellow at the University of Copenhagen's Employment Relations Research Centre, will outline Denmark's flexicurity and whether it could be transferred to the United States.
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The series sold as
My Big Family Farm has been picked up in 25 territories, bought by broadcasters including CBC (Canada), Nine Network (Australia), Discovery Networks (New Zealand), TV2 (Denmark), YLE (Finland), NENT (Norway and Sweden), Manoto (Iran), TRT (Turkey), Tanweer Alliances for ERT Channel (Greece), and First HDTV (CIS and Baltic states), with other deals currently in negotiation.
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