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MediaBizBuzz: Yahoo, Tribune, Verizon, Vice and Billboards

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Philip Goldsmith

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A roundup of the week's key news from MediaVillage member companies and the wider media industry. This week, Yahoo readies a fire sale of assets, Tribune Media considers having its own fire sale, Vice launches its TV channel with a promise to revolutionize advertising, Verizon and Hearst want mobile Millennials to watch their new channels and Clear Channel billboards could soon be watching you -- plus much more news to keep an eye on.

Philip Goldsmith

Philip Goldsmith is journalist, author and copywriter fascinated by the evolution of digital media and its impact on traditional publishing models. He has reported on a wide range of industries, including printing, publishing and paper manufacturing, and has… read more