VidCon has tapped Nicole Leo to serve as its director of creator partnerships, and has also announced four promotions ahead of its in-person return to Anaheim this October.
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TikTok Named ‘Title Sponsor’ Of October’s VidCon Gathering, Succeeding Longtime Partner YouTube
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VidCon Names Nicole Leo Director Of Creator Partnerships, Promotes 4 Staffers
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VidCon Now To Launch Monthly ‘VidTalks’ Interview Series With Jim Louderback
VidCon is set to return to Anaheim this summer, but in the meantime, it's forging onward with VidCon Now -- a virtual iteration of the convention that launched last summer. Beginning next week, VidCon Now will introduce two new monthly series -- both of which will live within its ‘industry’ programming track.
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VidCon Now To Host Virtual Meet-And-Greets With DangMattSmith, Gabi DeMartino, More
VidCon Now, the year-round, virtual iteration of the annual online video conference forged in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, is getting festive for the holidays.Accordingly, VidCon Now is hosting virtual meet-and-greets with 12 top creators in the lead-up to Christmas -- from Dec. 7 to 18, to be exact.
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VidCon And Discord: How The Event Is Harnessing AMAs To Bind Its Community Around The Calendar
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VidCon Expands To Brazil With São Paolo Convention Set for 2021
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VidCon 2021 Will Return To Anaheim—With Virtual Tickets For Long-Distance Attendees
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VidCon Now, Which Has Registered 50,000 Virtual Viewers, Announces Singing Competition
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Merrell Twins To Host ‘Night Of Awesomeness’ Tentpole Stream For VidCon Now
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VidCon Taps AmbersCloset, Eugene Lee Yang, James Charles For Pride-Themed Stream
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With No IRL Event This Year, VidCon Goes Virtual With Summer Programming From Brent Rivera, Emma Chamberlain, More
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There Are No Plans To Cancel Or Postpone VidCon, Organizers Say
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