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Their approach of trying to disrupt it from a position of strength doesn't make any sense. They're basically trying to perform open heart surgery on the healthiest person, you know, in the franchise. For 50 consecutive seasons, 60 has been the number one rated news program and garnering about 9 million viewers.

The Prof G Pod
8h ago

It doesn't even have to necessarily be made by millennials but was clearly made for millennials as a part of the youth culture and would stick out like a sore thumb for any generation coming after that would be like, "Oh, what what is this?"

5d ago

Media rights fees are no longer built on ratings. They're built on subscriptions. And subscriptions are based off of churn, retention, and new subscriptions.

1mo ago

The creator and influencer economy works very differently than journalism does. If you take a high-level look at the business of most creators, they all kind of look like little ad agencies, doing brand deals and negotiating rates in a way that has always felt incompatible with journalism, at least to me.

2mo ago

You know, when I came up, I could watch a show like Johnny Carson or Merv Griffin. And for weeks at a time, maybe never see a minority perform. And, you know, they're out there. So my dream was to one day grow up and show the other side of show business.

2mo ago
Pivot with Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway
Paramount Beats Netflix in Battle for Warner Bros. | Pivot

You sound smarter when you catastrophize. It sounds scarier and more interesting. And you put some bar charts around you talking about the zombie apocalypse in a downward spiral doom loop.

3mo ago

Formula 1 is the world's premier motorsports series. And shockingly to me as an American, it is actually the world's most popular annual sporting series with 827 million viewers.

3mo ago

The story of Warner Brothers is a recurring masterclass in ego-cosplaying corporate synergy. The company has undergone seven sales, mergers, or structural separations since 1967. The script remains the same. A new CEO decides Warner Brothers is the missing piece of their legacy, only to find they've partnered with a high-maintenance spouse who, after several years, leaves with half of everything the acquiring company used to own.

3mo ago

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