Discovery’s Glen Kyne on the future of Three

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Discovery’s Glen Kyne on the future of Three

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Nov 14, 2021

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Glen Kyne is the SVP and general manager of Discovery ANZ, the new owners of Three. Last week the company had their first ever upfronts revealing what the channel and its wider ecosystem will look like in 2022 and beyond. He joins Duncan to discuss all the big talking points.
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Discovery’s Glen Kyne on the future of Three

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