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Tim Peterson

Tim Peterson

Tim Peterson

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    Discovery will use Food Network Kitchen to generate commerce revenue from old TV shows

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    Future of TV

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  • Publishing in the Platform Era

    ‘Wait-and-see game’: Publishers aren’t yet bracing for impact from Facebook’s pivot to privacy

  • Future of TV

    NBCUniversal considers linear channels for its Peacock streaming service

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    Future of TV

    For publishing’s middle class, linear channels have become the gateway to the connected TV market

  • Amazon
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    Inside Amazon’s pitch to programmers for IMDb TV

  • OpenAP
    Future of TV

    With Shareability investment, Bunim-Murray Productions is boosting its pitch to show buyers

  • OpenAP
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    In its second year, NewFronts West wants to be less about the sales pitches

  • Future of TV

    Ad buyers and media execs shrug off Quibi’s executive departures

  • Content & Commerce

    As sports gambling becomes more mainstream, publishers place their own bets

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