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Media Industries: Newspapers, TV, Radio, Movies, Online

An SI Board Since March 2006

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
7791	70	1	NFLX

Emcee: Ron	Type: Moderated

Introduction Market Data Compact

With advancements in technology the media sector is far broader than just a few years ago.
This board will focus on media as a business: Profit, loss, innovation, problems, trends, employment and technology.
Political comments will be OK only as long as they are related to market moves.

An Overview: pewresearch.org

For industry trends: mediabuyerplanner.com

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7791	[bluesky] AI Slop with John Oliver #AI www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWpg...— James	Ron	1	7 hours ago
7790	The Washington Post Is Running Out Of Readers Willing To Pay By Andy Meek, Se	S. maltophilia	-	yesterday
7789	Media Matters Sues F.T.C. Over Advertising Investigation Media Matters, a libe	Ron	-	yesterday
7788	Netflix grows user base with Canal Deal thedesk.net	Ron	-	yesterday
7787	Trump Media approves $400 million stock buyback cnbc.com	Ron	-	yesterday
7786	The Fractured Faithful Donald Trump’s strikes on Iran have poured fuel on a	Ron	-	yesterday
7785	The zines can pass me by, too. Even the good Dr.Pennings just used that as a gi	S. maltophilia	-	Sunday
7784	Online Zines are making a comeback wired.com archive.ph if so, they'll do	Ron	-	Sunday
7783	One of these days, probably soon, leaving a secure magazine position for a Subst	S. maltophilia	-	last Saturday
7782	Lately, it feels like a week doesn’t go by without a high-profile journali	Ron	-	last Saturday
7781	Max joins Amazon Prime in ramping up the number of commercials per hour pcworld	Ron	-	last Saturday
7780	Voice of America: Hundreds of reporters fired as Trump guts outlet	kidl	1	last Saturday
7779	I guess that’s why it is called fiction.	abuelita	-	last Saturday
7778	There's always the small possibility the AI's will follow Asimov's l	Ron	-	last Saturday
7777	Not what I wanted to listen to first thing Saturday morning BUT thanks for posti	kidl	-	last Saturday
7776	Not far according to this Message 35172355	abuelita	-	last Saturday
7775	Oh an apocalypse could be very exciting! I even wrote a book about it :)	Ron	-	last Friday
7774	Probably dystopia, unless you're lucky enough to be part of the plutocracy.	S. maltophilia	-	last Friday
7773	I haven't given up on people but you seemingly have. So, where do you go fro	kidl	-	last Friday
7772	A lot of what is on Youtube now is just TV repackaged as a streaming product.	Ron	-	last Friday
7771	CoPilot has thoughts... :) A dystopia is a deeply flawed society, usually stil	Ron	-	last Friday
7770	Some more trends in news dissemination: niemanlab.org	S. maltophilia	-	last Friday
7769	From the front page of today's WAPO: washingtonpost.com archive.ph We'	S. maltophilia	-	last Friday
7768	An ominous trend for cable TV cordcuttersnews.com	Ron	1	last Friday
7767	Bezos continues his pivot to the right: Conservative Adam O'Neal named Washi	Ron	-	last Friday

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