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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...
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...
After years of closures, declining attendance and predictions that streaming would kill the movie theater, the numbers suddenly look remarkably healthy.
The 2026 domestic summer box office reached approximately $4.76 billion, narrowly surp...
Hi friends,
In 2006, Germany hosted the FIFA World Cup. I was living there at the time and, despite being German, had very little interest in soccer. I watched the occasional game, knew the big names, but I definitely wasn’t what anyone wo...
Hi friends,
I ended my last newsletter arguing that even the version of Netflix I had spent several weeks constructing, more IP ownership, independent studios, third-party services and a broader entertainment platform, might not be enough....
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