Adrants Goes to Cannes

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Once again, we’ll be bringing you all the Cannes goodness you can stand. Working with New York-based Cake Group, Yahoo! has launched Yahoo! Scene, an online site that will cover the advertising industry’s most high-profile events. For Cannes, we will cover all the news, gossip, announcements, parties, seminars and beach action. Additionally, the site will aggregate all the social content generated during the Cannes so readers can see real time social check-ins and status updates.

For Yahoo! Scene Cannes coverage, your scribes will be former Adrants Co-Editor and current AdVerve Co-Host Angela Natividad, the famed Ask Wappling, publisher of Adland and Steve Hall, publisher of Adrants.

We’re calling it a trio of awesome. Check out all the coverage over at Yahoo! Scene or right here on Adrants. We’ll be posting pointers to the best Yahoo! Scene Cannes coverage throughout the week.

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Steve Hall

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