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It is Wednesday, May 14th. Greetings from New York and the TV Upfronts.

When I first started covering Hollywood almost two decades ago, the annual upfronts here were dominated by CBS,

which was the number one network and lorded over the advertising buyers at the time.

They used the upfrents, as we know, to figure out where to place their billions of dollars in ads every year.

Cut to this year and CBS doesn't even do an upfront presentation here.

It's kind of sad.

These days, there's a clear 800-pound gorilla of the upfronts and it's YouTube, which

started doing its own presentation about a decade ago and now throws what it calls a

brandcast event for all the ad buyers.

I went today, Lady Gaga performed.

Very nice.

Remember, YouTube is the platform that CBS's owner tried to sue out of existence two decades ago. Now, YouTube generated

about $36 billion in advertising last year for its owner, Google, almost as much as Disney, Fox, NBC

Universal, and yes, CBS's owner Paramount, combined.

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