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A+E, Vice confirm channel deal

A+E Networks and Vice Media have officially confirmed a joint venture that will see the millennial-skewing company program and produce content for its own channel, with a working title of Viceland. (Pictured left: A+E's Nancy Dubuc; right: Vice's Shane Smith)

November 3, 2015

A+E Networks and Vice Media have officially confirmed a joint venture that will see the millennial-skewing company program and produce content for its own channel, with a working title of Viceland. (Pictured left: A+E's Nancy Dubuc; right: Vice's Shane Smith)

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A+E Networks, H2, Nancy Dubuc, Shane Smith, Spike Jonze, Vice Media

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A+E Networks, H2, Nancy Dubuc, Shane Smith, Spike Jonze, Vice Media

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