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Daniel Hettwer

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Latest Issues

Netflix–Lionsgate Merger: A Better Deal Than Warner Bros.?

Netflix is having a pretty rough October.

The company is laying off roughly 1,000 employees, Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria is out, film chief Dan Lin is gone, and former Disney executive Peter Rice is taking over content. All this whi...

7 days ago
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Making Room for Childhood

Walker Beery was seven when he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer.

During treatment, another patient gave him a teddy bear. That small act of kindness moved him so deeply that it inspired a desire to help other children...

14 days ago
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The Future of Play Might Look Surprisingly Familiar

The next big thing in play involves running, rowing, carrying heavy objects and doing a deeply unreasonable number of burpees.

None of those activities needed inventing. Yet HYROX has built a global business around putting them in a consi...

21 days ago
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AI’s Boom Could Squeeze the Experience Economy

Hi friends,

There is a compelling argument that AI will be good for real-world entertainment.

As digital content becomes cheaper to produce and harder to distinguish from something synthetic, being somewhere starts to carry more weight. A...

a month ago
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Paramount’s Next Regulator Is the Bond Market

Hi friends,

Back in December, I called the Ellisons the smartest players in the battle for Warner Bros. Discovery (see here Entertainment's Smartest Player). By March, I had added a pretty important caveat: they hadn’t won yet (see here Pa...

a month ago
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