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...media and culture that is like drug addiction, where it is compelling in the moment, where it is something you want, it is something even you'd be willing to pay for or at least spend your time on, but it kind of like it pulls against your long term
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mimetic evolutionary landscapes that are driving us nuts. This is going nowhere good. Look at how the culture is shifting. Wah wah wah. And I sent this essay to my friend Hamish, who's actually a writer, and he let me down very gently. He said, it's
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...media businesses have done extraordinarily well with the Internet. And actually the interestingly, the New York Times is actually one of those. But many others have been, let's say, structurally compromised or disadvantaged. The most obvious observat
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...media businesses have done extraordinarily well with the Internet. And actually the interestingly, the New York Times is actually one of those. But many others have been, let's say, structurally compromised or disadvantaged. The most obvious observat
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...of media episode. And let me just more broadly reflect. You and I have been friends and collaborators for the last ten years, and one of the topics we spent a lot of time talking about is the media. Sort of the state of the media, what needs to be fi
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...been in this media market, in the m and a markets for decades now, not to get into age dynamics. I'm right there with you. But what would you sketch out as the major thematic changes in terms of what has changed from the early days in your career to
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...media. Legacy institutions are shrinking and independents are rising. On this episode of Monitoring the Situation, we're joined by Tablet Magazine founder and editor in chief, Alana Dewhouse. We cover the great media realignment, Alana's two pyramids
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...From a strategic perspective, what you see the media companies doing is being more thoughtful about where they're talking to their consumers. They're collecting more data. They're trying to make their websites more like a destination. For the New Yor
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...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 ever go wade through a whole bunch of crap that's been that's been produced by people who, you know, are are d
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...in media. The problem again is there's way too much media. There are so many amazing articles, for example, produced every day. When I open The New York Times or The Wall Street Journal or Bloomberg, I wanna read dozens of articles. I might get to on
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...Print and TV used to be completely separate. Now they're the same. You used to not have a television company be able to own a newspaper. Now we've done away with that. Everybody can own everything. Everybody can do everything, and it's all a click aw
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...Media Yes. To have their own Substacks. It somehow feels to me like we're not done with the media changes. Yeah. Like I think that's true for sure. Yes. Oh, sorry. The the media changes wrought by just this latest platform change Yeah. Of x and clips
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...media had updated to actually tech is our enemy now. Right? Yep. But unless you understand the economics of it, I don't think one can understand why the journal suddenly went crazy. Now the thing is we're now in 2025. Right? It is now seventeen years
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...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, different
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