Is Upfront Week Still Relevant?

Upfront week has traditionally been the time of year when publishers throw glitzy events to showcase fall schedules, marketers initiate talks about budgets for the year ahead, and reporters frantically run across New York trying to succinctly capture a cacophony of announcements and news. Here, Brad...

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Published in:Adweek (2003) 2024-05, Vol.65 (5), p.8-9
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