The Cultural Economist
Anthony Palomba is an award-winning professor at UVA Darden teaching Data Storytelling and Media & Entertainment Business. His work blends machine learning, causal inference, and media economics. Newhouse MA, UF PhD, Purdue MS Econ (in progress).
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Something Very Bad Did Happen...And Why Was it So Damn Captivating?
Last time out I looked at how real-time structure in 24 engineered return through constraint, and how a ticking clock can function as a retention device in its purest form. A number of you followed up asking what happens when that logic is...
Dexter
As I write this, I am behind on my TV script writing app coding, but will get back to it next week. I hope to release a series on Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen, which debuted a few months ago on Netflix. Until then…
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What Does Staying Good Cost You?
Greetings, and GO KNICKS.
Since I last wrote, which if memory serves was the day before, my Knicks ended a 53 year drought and brought basketball glory back to the city that never sleeps. Their first title since 1973. Jalen Brunson closed...
24
Last time out I put the Stranger Things pilot through my script analysis tool and walked through what its structure quietly revealed beneath the surface. A few of you wrote back asking what other pilots would look like under the same lens,...
Why Do We Need Art?
Each year in my Media and Entertainment Business class, I open the first session with a question. Forget flash. Pomp. Sex appeal. Violence. Why do we need art? Why do we crave it? Why make lengthy, expensive, and sweaty sojourns — pilgrimag...
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Award-winning UVA Darden professor of Media & Entertainment Business. Research blends ML, causal inference, and media economics. MA in TV & Film (Syracuse Newhouse), PhD in Media (UF CJC), and MS in Economics (Purdue Daniels, in progress).
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