Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 13 days 13 hours 29 minutes
Peter McGuinness, CMO at Chobani, discusses how the brand’s young, creative and entrepreneurial culture is helping it keep innovation alive on this week's episode of the Digiday Podcast. Innovation aside, Chobani also emphasizes content,...
In the 18 months since joining the company, M Scott Havens has helped Time Inc. double down on video and explore ecommerce, launch new digital-only properties, push paywalls and invest in tech. “Transitions take a while,” he said on this...
Bloomberg markets editor Joe Weisenthal joins us to talk about adjusting to The Bloomberg Way, the importance of knowledge for reporters and why Janet Yellen is the Lebron James of finance.
Gerry Graf and Barney Robinson, founders of indie agency Barton F Graf 9000 joined us on the Digiday Podcast to talk about Cannes, which they both agree is kind of "silly." Robinson, the "business" mind of the equation, said that he's very excited...
Michael Wolff dishes on TV's new golden era, Gawker's "sociopaths" and the tragedy of the New York Times.
News Corp.'s svp of strategy Raju Narisetti joins us to talk about why newsrooms need a cultural change, why platforms are no saviors for publishers and why being a legacy publisher is both a blessing and a curse.
Inc.'s James Leadbetter joins The Digiday Podcast to talk about the pressure to scale, teh advantages of print and why good journalists don’t always make good managers.
Michael Lebowitz, the founder of Big Spaceship, joins the Digiday Podcast to talk about weird Internet, why ads are getting so intrusive and what it was like when Brooklyn was cheap.
Redef's Jason Hirschhorn talks about the evolution of his daily newsletter, why more content is coming from new sources and why curation isn’t a dirty word.
Business Insider president Julie Hansen joins us to talk about its upcoming tech site launch, metrics and why profits are secondary to growth for the company right now.