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Entertainment industry
...finance industry. I've worked on many media transactions over the years. But then for the second part of my career for the last ten years, I've worked as an operator. I've worked as an executive in the financial FP and A department. I've done strateg
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And going back to the early days of European football, it was solely a live event business, and all the revenue was spun spun off from that live event. They were basically ticketing revenue and hospitality businesses back in the day. But over over ti
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...industry is structured and how that has evolved over time? When I was in business school at Wharton, we called the acronyms T. L. A. S, three letter acronyms. I'll try to use
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and also lots and lots and lots of draws. I mean, there's never been as much flotsam and jetsam when it comes to media as there is right now, and that I think can be a bit off putting. I think that can be a bit off putting as a as a customer. If you
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as I was trying to come up with topics, it's incredibly difficult for me to define media. So I thought the best place to start was to have you share your view on what media means to you. Media at a high level is effectively content that's monetized v
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...Entertainment. We don't think about one investment vertical, film or television. We think about attention and eyeballs. And that attention and eyeballs, that can be across a wide range of entertainment experiences. You don't think about formats, but
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So the traditional media models, whether they are, you know, paid for newspapers, for example, or they are, you know, commercially driven television or even subscription driven television. These are all being buffeted about by different trends, diffe
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ever. On the last night before putting it out, we had trouble getting one of the rights cleared for one of the songs that actually was, like, the backbone for the video. So the team using Eleven Labs recreated a different song that I think was actual
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you know, I I think we were really popularizing this term new media. We're seeing a number of people with, you know, new media JDs. They they want ahead of new media. They they, you know, they're they're they're looking for that. And I think we're, s
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For more details, including a link to our investments, please see a16z.com/disclosures. Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Ben and Mark Show. I'm Eric Taurenberg, the newest GP at a sixteen z. And before this, I was investing and also running a media com
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One or two percentage changes in the economic base and how people are employed. If we just take out drivers in The US, semi truck and Uber drivers, that's a big hit to the income base. It has happened before when we had to pay back the debt from Worl
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I don't believe it's only media. I don't believe it's only direct and new media. I think you have to take care of all three channels. I do believe traditional media matters and will keep matter, and lots of comms people wouldn't agree with me. I stil
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Sports betting enhances the whole sports value chain. It increases fan engagement, which increase translates into, higher media values and higher LTV. It increases sponsorship. In fact, sports betting has become an entirely new category that didn't e
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