I was reading Meta’s settlement and wondered: of the leading tech billionaires, who is the smartest, who’s most ruthless? who is cunning, etc. and asked my digital aide for a high level breakdown. Fascinating: “If we’re talking about the major… Continue Reading →
Earlier this year., right before Primetime, we relaunched WM Studios, this time focusing initially on Intellectual Property I had been developing for 20 years. It was easier to package, attach other creatives, and let project evolve creatively without overthinking. Fast… Continue Reading →
When we first launched SoundMojo 1.0, the idea was pretty simple: find great independent musicians and use our platform to help promote them. We worked with some talented artists, but there was a problem: from one artist to the next,… Continue Reading →
he worlds of Hollywood, YouTube, Netflix, streaming, AI, and the creator economy aren’t just overlapping anymore: they’re converging. It’s the second wave, in fact. In this InsideStudios episode, we explore where media is headed, why community & fans may be… Continue Reading →
This week, Rogers Media cancelled the sports radio stations in Calgary and Vancouver, leading to the loss of hundreds of jobs. Undoubtedly, this reflects the shift of audiences to the Web, as well as the proliferation of programming that competes… Continue Reading →
Three structural shifts explain why audiences have fragmented, and why every creator now faces the same reality. Netflix’s latest hits aren’t attracting the same audiences in their second seasons. Some conclude Netflix has lost its edge. I don’t think that’s… Continue Reading →
Founded with a vision to inform and entertain in 2006, sometime around 2011, WatchMojo made four big bets and updated its mission from serving audiences with a video on every topic to ranking pop culture. If location counts in real… Continue Reading →
Recently, I’ve noticed a growing debate among founders and business leaders about the role of Human Resources. Some argue that HR has become overly bureaucratic. Others insist that strong HR functions are essential for attracting, retaining, and developing talent. The… Continue Reading →
I caught up with Bob Hale of the Facebook MLB Expansion group and had a lengthy chat about Montreal, MLB, Expos and much more.
Inaugural Season: 2027–2028 Overview The League is pleased to invite expressions of interest and formal proposals from ownership groups in select Canadian markets to participate in the launch of a new men’s professional league, scheduled to begin play in the… Continue Reading →
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One important thing to understand about Montreal is that baseball here predates the Expos themselves by generations. In 1926, Babe Ruth played an exhibition game in Montreal that drew enormous local interest, part of a long history of the city… Continue Reading →
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