From newspapers to radio, television to YouTube, and now artificial intelligence, every media revolution has followed the same pattern: the incumbents defend yesterday’s business model while the newcomers build tomorrow’s empire. But the AI revolution may produce an unexpected winner:… Continue Reading →
Three initiatives. Three different responsibilities. One philosophy. I’ve spent the better part of 20 years building WatchMojo, a media company that has had to adapt to virtually every technological disruption imaginable. Search. Social media. YouTube. Mobile. Streaming. Algorithms. Programmatic advertising…. Continue Reading →
“Even disruptors get disrupted.” In 2006, executives at MTV and I both saw YouTube—but we interpreted it very differently. To me, it was a revolutionary platform that would disrupt media—an opportunity.To them, the genie was out of the bottle—a risk…. Continue Reading →
Twenty years ago, industry insiders saw YouTube. And most put their heads in the sand. They dismissed it.Discredited it.Mocked it as amateur hour. There was no economic incentive.No prestige.No immediate validation. So legacy media largely ignored it. But innovation —… Continue Reading →
AI is the latest tool helping storytellers push boundaries — but like every major technological shift before it, it’s disruptive. More often than not, it’s the challengers who embrace new technology faster than the incumbents who are weighed down by… Continue Reading →
The sixth instalment of our Granicus Profile series focuses on a hardware and software solutions company, by the name of LARRY. They help provide elderly people, who are living at home, with healthier and safer lives, through an app-controlled series… Continue Reading →
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