【】
我要评论NEW YORK -- Vice ended week one of NewFronts with a "dope" party and some big news.
CEO Shane Smith said Friday that it will launch six new digital channels (health, gaming, travel, LGBTQ, money and sustainability) and 20 TV channels worldwide later this year.
SEE ALSO:NewFronts Notebook: Inside the lavish presentations from digital content companiesThe news comes just three days after the publisher announced a partnership with ESPN, and just a couple of months after it launched its first TV channel, Viceland.
Smith's speech -- which began about an hour after the scheduled start time -- was followed by performances from a handful of artists.
You could say it's crowded at Vice #NewFronts pic.twitter.com/Xkvm3mWD16
— Tim Baysinger (@tim_bays) May 6, 2016
The scheduled music line-up for the night included Pusha T, Nick Zinner, Brian Chase of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Jaleel Bunton of TV on the Radio, and Money Mark.
Vice also said the band will "feature guest vocal spots from...Pusha T, Charli XCX, Best Coast’s Bethany Cosentino, Meredith Graves, and Kristin Kontrol."
Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.
相关文章
WhatsApp announces plans to share user data with Facebook
Big changes are coming to WhatsApp. 。On Thursday, WhatsApp announced in a blog post it will begin sha2025-05-09This is the guy convincing your company to let you use Facebook at work
On Monday, Facebook announced the official launch of Workplace, its enterprise software product that2025-05-09Students suspended after mocking Black Lives Matter in Snapchat videos
Two students were suspended from Albright College this week after they posted a series of video Snap2025-05-09DeSean Jackson wears police tape on his cleats to protest 'senseless killings'
Much of this young NFL season has been characterized by player protests and creatively designed clea2025-05-09- Fiji's men's rugby sevens team has made history by defeating Great Britain and claiming the country'2025-05-09
Bad news: Verizon will not offer replacements of the Samsung Note7
Verizon will stop replacing Samsung Galaxy Note7 devices for its customers in the U.S., it announced2025-05-09
最新评论