Kyle Hagee

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3,186 appearances 18 recordings 3 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 2d ago

Kyle Hagee’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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It's going to continue to be everywhere, I think, this week in the press.
I believe they'll make changes.
And unless the company is forced to shut down, which I don't see happening, more people know about it.
More people will try it.
Did they erode enough users' trust to never come back?
We'll see.
But the real downside is not really to the user.
It's to the advertisers and the publishers.
So I think this maybe ends up helping them.
However, it is another knock on the Forbes 30 to 30 fraud pipeline.
Both Phoebe Gates and her co-founder were named to Forbes 30 under 30, which is a funny coincidence.
My winner of the weekend, Ray, is Netflix.
And there's a famous business phrase that essentially says there's only two strategies in business, bundling and unbundling.
Netflix first pioneered the unbundling, stripping down the ability to watch content from complex cable subscriptions that you could never cancel, packed with things you didn't want, or even removing the friction of having to drive to the store to pick up movies or TV shows you wanted to watch.
But now Netflix is entering its bundling era with plans to continue going deeper into live TV, adding podcasts and short form video, a new gaming app for kids, and quite literally bundling its service or potentially bundling its service with other digital content providers like Peacock.
Now, why is Netflix seemingly bundle maxing?
Well,
Subscriber engagement is showing signs of decline with many season twos of series showing a sophomore slump like the hit show Beef, which reportedly had a 70% drop in engagement season over season.
And Netflix share of TV viewership has fallen to 7.8% in April, according to Nielsen, the lowest level since May 2025.
Simply put, Netflix needs more reason for you to tune in consistently and
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