What happens when media, entertainment, and technology collide? Peter Kafka, one of the media industry's most acclaimed reporters, talks to business titans, journalists, comedians and podcasters to get their take. Produced by Recode and the Vox Media Podcast Network.
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episode 250: DAZN's John Skipper and the future of streaming sports
Making the “Netflix for sports” and competing with ESPN and network television for the rights of live sporting events.
episode 249: The men who want to remake Sports Illustrated: Maven’s James Heckman and Ross Levinsohn
James Heckman and Ross Levinsohn, the new owners of Sports Illustrated share their plans for the iconic magazine's future.
episode 248: Carolyn Everson runs the Facebook ad machine
Facebook’s Carolyn Everson on Facebook's billion dollar money maker
episode 247: John Stankey’s plan for HBO, HBO Max and WarnerMedia
On stage at Code Media in Los Angeles, Stankey discusses the streaming wars and WarnerMedia's strategy to win
episode 246: Meet the man behind Disney+: Live from Code Media with Kevin Mayer
Disney's Kevin Mayer sits down with Peter to discuss the initial launch of Disney+ and the future of their other streaming brands, live from Code Media 2019.
Scott Z. Burns on making movies with Amazon, Netflix & Steven Soderbergh
Scott Z. Burns on how he was able to convince Netflix and Amazon Prime to distribute and produce The Report and The Laundromat.
episode 244: Did Disney+ and Apple TV+ live up to the hype?
Disney + and Apple TV + are finally here. But are their marquee shows The Mandalorian and The Morning Show any good?
What's next for The New York Times after The Daily?
Sam Dolnick of The New York Times who helped launch The Daily and The Weekly discusses where The Times's digital strategy is headed next.
episode 242: Matt Levine left Goldman to become a journalist. Great move!
Bloomberg's Matt Levine details how his early work in investment banking informs his current life as a financial columnist.
episode 241: It's not HBO... It's HBO Max. Plus Steve Swartz, CEO of Hearst on turning a magazine publisher into a diversified media company
Warner Media unveiled details about its upcoming streaming service HBO Max. Plus,Hearst President & CEO, Steve Swartz on becoming the head of one of the top media and news brands in the world.