ViacomCBS to Host Virtual Upfront Event for Advertisers
ViacomCBS is the latest company to pivot to hosting virtual upfront events to woo advertisers during the coronavirus pandemic.
ViacomCBS is the latest company to pivot to hosting virtual upfront events to woo advertisers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Representatives at other major networks told IndieWire that their live upfront events were still expected to happen, but that could change in the coming weeks.
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WarnerMedia is making its presence felt, as TBS — the former home for comedy — will start programming dramas, too, starting with “Snowpiercer.”
The drama series, starring Jennifer Connelly and Daveed Diggs, is based on Bong Joon-ho’s 2013 science-fiction action film of the same name.