Kristen Schwab
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Podcast Appearances
You know, I tune in when I can to the streaming of live events.
You know, I tune in when I can to the streaming of live events.
People are piecing together different streaming subscriptions and tuning in regardless of different price points and things like that.
People are piecing together different streaming subscriptions and tuning in regardless of different price points and things like that.
And the tradeoff, the balance they have to address is when you're on multiple platforms, can people find it?
And the tradeoff, the balance they have to address is when you're on multiple platforms, can people find it?
But at the same time, you're reaching people who use different platforms.
But at the same time, you're reaching people who use different platforms.
It's quite easy for the consumer to, say, sign up for the start of the season and then potentially cancel at the end of the Super Bowl.
It's quite easy for the consumer to, say, sign up for the start of the season and then potentially cancel at the end of the Super Bowl.
And I think increasingly what we're seeing is almost these program planning and scheduling moves in an effort to combat that dynamic.
And I think increasingly what we're seeing is almost these program planning and scheduling moves in an effort to combat that dynamic.
It can be a risky proposition inherently to take a bet on a scripted piece of programming, right?
It can be a risky proposition inherently to take a bet on a scripted piece of programming, right?
A net new idea that comes from the brain of some brilliant creator.
A net new idea that comes from the brain of some brilliant creator.
Former Fed Governor Randy Crosner says now with the war, the hold is basically cemented here and around the world.
Uncertainty forces economies to stop, observe, and recalibrate, says former Fed advisor Ellen Mead.
Wait to see how long the war lasts.
And wait to see how deeply oil prices affect other prices.