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A New Dawn for TV Upfronts With Amobee’s Smolin

by Amobee, January 24, 2020

Amobee’s CSO Philip Smolin talks with Beet.TV at CES 2020 on why the TV Upfronts — the annual season in which premium content owners showcase their upcoming programming — faces a major overhaul as the industry shifts focus to buying and selling across all four screens. See more on Beet.TV.

 

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