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ViacomCBS talks streaming, licensing power, but mum on Australia

Max Mason
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ViacomCBS global chief executive Bob Bakish has touted the power of selling the company's content to third-parties as well as its own streaming strategy, but remains silent on its streaming plans in Australia once existing content deals expire.

ViacomCBS, which owns Network Ten, has content deals in Australia with a range of providers, including Foxtel and Stan, which shares ownership with The Australian Financial Review.

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