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Bill Bradley

Bill Bradley is Adweek's deputy TV editor. Bill joined Adweek from Screen Rant in April, 2022. Before that, Bill spent 7 years at Huffington Post as entertainment editor.

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Mark Marshall Explains How NBCU Delivered a ‘Wicked’ Ad Opportunity at Upfront

TV Upfronts

NBCU ad sales chief Mark Marshall talks 'Wicked' ad opportunity and that Linda Yaccarino joke at upfronts.

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Netflix Unveils In-House Adtech Platform at First In-Person Upfront

TV Upfronts

Netflix announces in-house adtech platform and 40 million monthly active ad tier users at upfront.

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Netflix Scores Live NFL Games on Christmas, Shocks TV World

TV Upfronts

Netflix signs three-year deal with NFL for Christmas Day games.

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Let’s Be Upfront: More Changes Are Coming to Upfront Week

TV Upfronts

The annual advertising event kicks off in May, but it could look very different in the future.

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Exclusive: Disney Ads Boss Rita Ferro Gets Animated in Family Guy Upfront Clip

TV Upfronts

Rita Ferro, Disney's ad sales president, appears in Family Guy clip at the upfront.

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Inside Amazon’s Star-Studded First Upfront Week Event

TV Upfronts

Amazon's star-studded upfront week event included Jake Gyllenhaal, Reese Witherspoon and more.

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‘Wicked’ Start: How NBCU Kicked Off Upfront Week

TV Upfronts

NBCU's upfront included Kevin Hart, the Wicked trailer and Seth Meyers roasting Linda Yaccarino.

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Kendall Toole Explains Why You Don’t Quit in New Brand Video

Sports Marketing News

Peloton's Kendall Toole participates in the latest Persevering Profile from sports nutrition brand Don't Quit.

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Disney Maximizes Streaming With Surprise Disney+, Hulu and Max Bundle

TV Upfronts

Disney+, Max and Hulu team up for a surprising new bundle.

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What to Expect From This Year’s Upfront, According to Buyers

TV Upfronts

Media buyers expect softer CPMs, a rise in women's sports and a streaming 'battleground' at the TV upfront.