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How a tiny startup fixed the future of TV
When I ask LaBerge if this feels like an inflection point, the moment Disney Plus really took over Disney, he says yes. But not in the way I’m thinking. The future isn’t necessarily one behemoth app for everything, he says. “It could all be one app, and it could also exist outside of one app — the way we’re designing it, it won’t matter.” You and I... See more
David Pierce • The Disney Plus-Hulu merger is way more than a streaming bundle
Content discovery is, of course, the most valuable asset in any media distribution ecosystem and perhaps most overlooked in discussions of Web3's disruptive potential in media. Facebook, Google and TikTok remain the entry point for most consumers with intense network effects, and the changes above notwithstanding, innovation in blockchain doesn't u... See more
Troy Young • Web3 and Media
Google had a voracious appetite for innovation and, like others in Silicon Valley, sensed that TV, film, and home videos were moving online, a trend that the company had to seize to remain relevant in decades to come. Only, it wasn’t sure how.