Be Viacom Talking Shop: The New Playground

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BE VIACOM Talking Shop opened its doors in October, showcasing the best of our brands in a pop-up shop for two days only, partnered with a series of talks touching on our areas of expertise and how they fit in to today’s media world.

Christian Kurz, Vice President of Research + Insights for Viacom International Media Networks (@kurzch) travelled to london to kick off the kids session with a presentation on The New Playground, a global Nickelodeon Kids & Family GPS research project

More about Talking Shop on the BE VIACOM website.

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