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VNCP Ups David Chustz to EVP of Global Creative
David Chustz has been promoted to the post of executive VP of global creative at Viacom Nickelodeon Consumer Products (VNCP).
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Viacom Lands Garfield IP for Nickelodeon Portfolio
Viacom has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Paws, Inc., the entity holding global IP rights to Garfield, with plans to extend the brand across all platforms and for consumer products.
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Viacom Africa to Launch Nickelodeon esports Gaming Platform
Emerge Gaming is working with Viacom Africa on the phased rollout of the esports platform NickX.
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Viacom Names Paula Kaplan EVP of Talent for Nickelodeon
Viacom is expanding Paula Kaplan’s role at the company to include the role of executive VP of talent for Nickelodeon.
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Floogals Heads to Nick Jr. Too in the U.K.
Viacom's Nick Jr. Too has snapped up the broadcast rights for Nevision's popular show Floogals, which is distributed by Zodiak Kids.
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VIMN Unveils Nickelodeon Chinese Animation Development Project
Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN) is launching a five-year Nickelodeon Chinese Animation Development Project to bolster new animation co-pros in and with the country.
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Viacom Taps Brian Robbins as Nickelodeon’s President
Brian Robbins, who most recently served as president of Paramount Pictures’ Paramount Players division, has been appointed president of Viacom's Nickelodeon, effective immediately.
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Vietnam Launches First TeenNick-Branded Block
Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN) has signed an agreement with Purpose Media that sees the introduction of a TeenNick-branded programming block in Vietnam.
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’90s-Themed NickSplat Channel Launches on VRV
NickSplat, an SVOD channel featuring hit Nickelodeon shows from the 1990s, has rolled out on VRV, a fandom-focused video aggregation platform.
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Viacom Invests in pocket.watch, Enters Partnership
The kids' media brand pocket.watch has closed a $15 million Series B Investment Round led by Viacom, with the two companies partnering to develop and produce long- and short-form content.
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