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The upcoming Cannes virtual market, running June 22 to 26, will be the industry's first major trade event to take place amid the new realities of pandemic.

The unprecedented all-digital nature of the occasion will ensure that dealmakers' personal health and safety is preserved, but the landscape they'll be contending with remains riddled with unknowns.

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