The Mediator explores the structural changes reshaping the media industry and what they mean for the media business, culture, and society. I try to get at the why, not just the what.
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Computable Meaning and Computable Information
Deriving the Profound Importance of GenAI for Media, From First Principles
For the past three years, I’ve been writing and speaking about the likely effect of GenAI on media. I usually start out my presentations by saying something like “t...
My Keynote at the Television Academy
Courtesy of the Television Academy
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Last month, I had the privilege of giving the keynote at the Television Academy AI Summit (most likely the closest I will ever come to an Emmy).
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Despite it being a beautiful Saturday morning in...
Pareto to Creato
What if Hit Rates in the Creator Economy are a Harbinger for All Media?
I recently saw a LinkedIn post about YouTube becoming the biggest media company in the world by revenue, surpassing Disney. I was struck not by the post, but by one of...
What If AI Becomes the New Discovery Layer?
It's Not Just About Creation, But Coordination
The show Suits, which aired on USA Network from 2011-2019, was moderately successful for a cable drama. In most years of its run, it was one of USA Network’s top three-rated shows, but by 2019...
Infinite Content: Chapter 14
Eleven Principles for Navigating Our Infinite Content Future
This is the draft fourteenth and final chapter of my book, Infinite Content: AI, The Next Great Disruption of Media, and How to Navigate What’s Coming, due to be published by The...
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Independent Advisor and Consultant, Senior Advisor BCG. Former: Chief Strategy Officer Turner (WarnerMedia), head of IR Time Warner, Institutional Investor ranked Wall Street media analyst.
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