Influencers Don’t Need Hollywood Anymore

Influencers Don’t Need Hollywood Anymore

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Have Platforms Unseated Content as King in Hollywood?

Matt is joined by John Mass, president of Content Partners, to discuss the massive value of owning distribution in modern Hollywood in comparison to years past, when content seemed to be the most important piece of the pie. They talk about why becoming the gatekeeper in Hollywood ...  Afficher plus

Fox Is Buying Roku for $22B. Is It Now a Streaming Power Player?

Matt is joined by Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw to discuss Fox’s $22 billion acquisition of Roku, why this happened, how connected TV devices are the secret gatekeepers to streaming, how this will affect the consumer, and what this says about the larger deal landscape in Hollywood (2:11 ...  Afficher plus

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Netflix is Hollywood | Part 2
Land of the Giants

Netflix hasn’t just disrupted Hollywood, it has become Hollywood. How has that changed the lives of studio executives, movie producers and creators in the entertainment industry? A lot. Hosts: Peter Kafka & Rani Molla This podcast is a production of Recode by Vox and the Vox Medi ...  Afficher plus

David Harris: “A Cliché Affair” | MURDERISH Ep. 105
MURDERISH

Clara and David Harris were approaching their 10th wedding anniversary. She was a dentist, he was an orthodontist and they’d built a small dental empire together. The couple were a perfect match with shared views about how they wanted to live life. The Harris’ had created an exis ...  Afficher plus

Slate Money - Everything Is Market Manipulation
Slate Daily Feed

This week, Felix Salmon and Emily Peck and Elizabeth Spiers talk about what’s happening with Disney and the Reedy Creek improvement district, Elon Musk’s alignment with the far right, and the criminal charges filed against Archegos founder, Bill Hwang. In the Plus segment: All ab ...  Afficher plus

Influencers Are Mean & Dumb
DRAMA MAMA

This week, Ben throws a Christmas-load worth of shade on influencers and influencer culture, and lumps them into two categories, pretty or funny, and these aren't necessarily compliments. He talks about times he's met some of the meanest people are also some of the prettiest peop ...  Afficher plus