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Gersh Signs Business & Culture Creator Jaclyn Johnson
EXCLUSIVE: Gersh has signed Jaclyn Johnson, the business, investment and culture content creator.
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Those Across The Paramount-Warner Bros. Deal Aren’t Considering The Impact On The Independent Business — Guest Column
WorldPingEditor’s note: AGC CEO and chairman Stuart Ford, a veteran of the independent film scene, trained as a lawyer before working for Miramax and then running IM Global and AGC, which has a busy slate of film and TV projects.
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