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NBCU Previews 'Powerful' Upfront Event Amid CEO Upheaval - Vimarsana News

NBCU Previews 'Powerful' Upfront Event Amid CEO Upheaval

Mark Marshall sees ‘optimism’ in ad market as company prepares to kick off upfront week.

Source: adweek.com
KBHB Radio - Sturgis now accepting applications for vacant city manager position - Vimarsana News

KBHB Radio - Sturgis now accepting applications for vacant city manager position

STURGIS, S.D. – Anyone interested in being the next Sturgis City Manager can now apply for the position. The city opened the position Tuesday and will continue to accept applications until the position is filled. The city manager is the city’s top appointed executive and responsible for carrying out the policies and programs determined by […]

Coach Faly Basse leads North Van's Altitude FC in League1 BC - Vimarsana News

Coach Faly Basse leads North Van's Altitude FC in League1 BC

The Altitude FC men and women will play the home openers of their second seasons in League1 BC May 7 at North Vancouver’s Kinsmen Field

Source: nsnews.com
The Drum | TV & Media Leaders Share 5 Trends We Can Expect To See During The 2023 Upfronts Season - Vimarsana News

The Drum | TV & Media Leaders Share 5 Trends We Can Expect To See During The 2023 Upfronts Season

From a focus on new cross-platform currencies to growing demand for hybridized linear-streaming solutions, these are the top trends that will define this year’s upfronts and NewFronts, according to leaders in the TV and media space.

How NBCU CEO Jeff Shell's Exit Will Affect the Upfront - Vimarsana News

How NBCU CEO Jeff Shell's Exit Will Affect the Upfront

The company says May’s annual event, which usually features the exec, is ‘all systems go.’

Source: adweek.com