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NBC and American Express Will Replace 30 Minutes of Commercials With Sponsored Content

Includes first sales partnership with BuzzFeed

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By Tim Baysinger

February 26, 2016

When BuzzFeed announced Thursday it had hired its first executive creative producer to start ramping up content for brands, we didn't think the results would come this quickly.

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