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ESPN -- Making Changes from a Position of Strength: Upfront News and Views

Author

Simon Applebaum

Publish date

May 22, 2017

Channel

Upfronts/NewFronts

As is customary, ESPN grabbed the spotlight away from the broadcast networks on Tuesday morning of Upfront week.

Simon Applebaum

Simon Applebaum has covered the TV medium for more than 38 years. Now a regular MediaVillage columnist, he produces and hosts Tomorrow Will Be Televised, a program all about TV, now in its 12th year. Previously, he was a senior editor for various TV-centric … read more

ESPN -- Making Changes from a Position of Strength: Upfront News and Views

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