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Glenn Moss posted thisHere's a suggestion: Stand up for other people, processes and laws that are trampled, ignored and ridiculed. The politicisation of the military where loyalty to an ideology and person is considered superior to loyalty to support and defend the Constitution is another fundamental threat to American democracy. Stand up for the Constitution. https://lnkd.in/eTEHc3TK
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Glenn Moss shared thisI've worked with and known Emil for a long time, since my days with Court TV. His experience with and knowledge of the evolution of digital media, content production, SaaS and AI is well earned. He knows how to apply the benefits of AI to content creators and producers in directly useful and productive ways.Glenn Moss shared this‼️ Most [AI] consultants sell you a roadmap. ‼️ ✅ Slide decks. Maturity models. A neat little framework you'll never implement. Then they wish you luck and send an invoice. ✅ Here's the uncomfortable truth about AI consulting in media and entertainment right now: 87% of creators are already using AI. The question stopped being "should I adopt?" about two years ago. The real question, the one most consultants aren't equipped to answer, is "why does my AI stack feel like it's creating more work, not less?" 🧭 That question doesn't get solved with a roadmap. It gets solved by someone who's already built the road and filled unexpected potholes. ✅ I spent decades in Media & Entertainment leading teams through technology transitions that looked clean on a roadmap and felt like chaos in real life; analog to digital, on-prem server rooms to cloud. Not only the strategy part. The "nothing works right before a major live event" panic mode part too. True story, almost got me fired. 🧭 So when I turned my attention to AI for creators and indie studios, I didn't write a white paper about it. I built 16 workflows that actually run. Budget forecasting. Script analysis. Rights clearance. Content strategy. The operational stuff that buries small teams. ✅ Not because I'm trying to sell software. I'm not. Because the only way to advise someone on what works is to have already done the work yourself. 🚧 That's the difference between selling a map and paving the road. 🟢 Manage Less. Create More. https://lnkd.in/euPCAVsF
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Glenn Moss shared thisMore on why "Vertical" is keeping its heat....while FAST long-form is not diminishing, the influence/interplay between social media and the appeal of Vertical content is also real and presents, as every format does, opportunities and challenges.From Disney+ to microdrama apps, what’s behind the pivot to vertical video? | The CurrentFrom Disney+ to microdrama apps, what’s behind the pivot to vertical video? | The Current
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Glenn Moss reposted thisGlenn Moss reposted thisAs broadcasters continue to lose C-band spectrum, the pressure on North American distribution is real, accelerating, and industry-wide. This isn't a distant challenge, operators are making consequential decisions about their infrastructure right now, and the stakes are high. Our breakfast event On Tuesday, April 21 during NAB Show , will bring together some of the sharpest minds in the industry for a candid, balanced discussion on what satellite replacement actually looks like in practice. We are pleased to have the following speakers joining us: Brad Cheney,Kanelm Dean, Thomas Edwards, Ken Fuller, Alastair Hamilton, G Morgan, Dave Johnson, Michelle Munson, Alan Young, Rick Young A huge thank you to our sponsors Amazon Web Services (AWS), Eluvio, Globecast, LTN, SES Satellites, Synamedia and Zixi whose support makes this kind of focused, independent industry dialogue possible. Full agenda and registration at https://lnkd.in/eTRVrdK6 #NABShow #Broadcasting #SatelliteReplacement #IPDistribution #BroadcastTech #MediaTech #Cband #spectrum
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Glenn Moss shared thisAs a follow-up to yesterday's post about FCC Chair Carr's warnings to the NFL about too much streaming of games having a potential impact on NFL's antitrust exemption, the NAB has filed strong comments about the need to preserve "free" consumer access to sports programming and how overall deregulation of broadcast ownership caps and more rapid shift to NexGen broadcast technology will help with that goal. https://lnkd.in/eSZ5QSxaNAB Blasts Sports Rights Shift to Streaming, Urges FCC to Reconsider Antitrust ExemptionsNAB Blasts Sports Rights Shift to Streaming, Urges FCC to Reconsider Antitrust Exemptions
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Glenn Moss shared thisOn its face, in its intent, in its language....under any analysis, this is blatantly unconstitutional. There is not now, nor has there been, any substantive or viable evidence that mail-in voting is flawed or fraudulent. The Constitution is clear as to states determining how elections are managed and run. The president has no power over elections. All of Trump's statements about election fraud have been and remain lies designed to suppress voting rights. He and his administration are both ignorant and in denial of the Constitution and American democracy. https://lnkd.in/eBevHi5BTrump signs sweeping order attacking mail-in votingTrump signs sweeping order attacking mail-in voting
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Glenn Moss posted thisUnder whatever guise or justification, I find this federal court decision to be most disturbing and simply egregiously wrong. And given the entire range of associations, repeated espousal of fundamentalist and eschatological Christian theology and symbolism used by this administration, and its utter disregard for Constitutional principles and rights, this is extremely disturbing. If you believe you are investigating antisemitism or any racist actions, you can without seeking lists and identification of names. The historical examples are well known and also the path they lead to. https://lnkd.in/ekRaU63E
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Glenn Moss shared thisHollywood, Creativity & AI....the challenges and issues will only increase and all in the production and distribution chain need to work together and think about balance among cost, rights, jobs and human control and choices, in deeper ways. #AI #Hollywood #ContentProduction https://lnkd.in/e_D7eWwaWhere the Collapse of Sora Leaves This Crazy AI MomentWhere the Collapse of Sora Leaves This Crazy AI Moment
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Glenn Moss shared thisWarning shot across the NFL multiplatform distribution bow. With this FCC already in fact and information gathering mode about sports rights, distribution and consumer impact, combined with the aggressive regulatory stance of FCC Chair Carr, the NFL should take these statements seriously. While it is in Congressional power to review and modify antitrust exemptions, the shift of more NFL games to more streaming platforms has resulted in increased political and regulatory focus on the impact of consumer access and cost. The cost of NFL rights and availability of games on broadcast has significant impact on broadcast economics and the FCC has reach there. So, projections and plans for additional NFL streaming are not a given and will likely be more complicated and maybe tempered. https://lnkd.in/eagce5KFFCC chair warns NFL that increase in streaming could "collapse" antitrust exemptionFCC chair warns NFL that increase in streaming could "collapse" antitrust exemption
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Yes...at least in America, with more consumers and households squeezed financially, the need to balance spending on entertainment/news sources against monthly living costs has fueled the growth of ad-supported channels/tiers, even with a fee--as long those fees aggregated are less than ad-free "premium" subscriptions. Then the challenge foe the programmer is to find and/or produce content that will be sticky enough to keep the attention and eyes, and so support the ad value. The remarkable success of FAST isn't hat the "F" is really free...its that with the ads placed and targeted right for the audience, consumers will pay to see ads if the perception of value is there. But most people and households have their ceiling of spend and marginal return, and coming uo against that ceiling without breaking your channel is the challenge.
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Excellent analysis of how an idea without real understanding of or passion for what that idea truly is and represents. Not just owning IP, but knowing the audience you are seeking to reach and what will stick with their interests. What could or should have been is a lesson for all Creators in the Creaator/Affinity Economy.
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Glenn Moss liked thisGlenn Moss liked thisI'm not really sure how to go about this post - bear with me! After 42 jam packed years in the cable business, I'm retiring! I don't regret a minute of my time with everyone I met along the way - starting in Boston in 1984 with the Crosby Vandenburg Group and working with contacts at Continental, Jones Intercable, Times Mirror and Adams-Russell - then onto the old Annenburg TV Guide Magazine(Herb Zucker days), and then Irv Kalick came along and hired me into the most incredibly fun, crazy company - TVSM, publishers of The Cable Guide! Irv and I had wild adventures, I look back fondly on every second(with you too Neil Heller). Then - the merger of United Video, TV Guide and TVSM - Joe Kiener, Anthea Disney, and tons of new friends! RLTV for 8 glorious years - Pat Baldwin, Tommy Bullough and Sara Timmins - my Baltimore "family." Finally, Comcast - so many great people - too many to mention(except for Mike McCloskey-the best). It was a wild, wonderful ride and I feel privileged to have been part of it all for so long! IYKYK...message me here or email me at my personal email. God bless all of you!
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Glenn Moss reacted on thisGlenn Moss reacted on thisPainfully aware. Same, honestly. Here's the thing nobody outside of public health fully understands: we know the job isn't 9-to-5. We signed up for that. When there's a boil water advisory, a disease outbreak, a hurricane bearing down on a community that needs clear information to survive — we show up. Nights, weekends, holidays. No question. That's the mission. And most of us genuinely love that part of it. But that doesn't mean we have to sacrifice ourselves for a mission that doesn't always love us back. This week marks roughly one year since thousands of public health professionals — many of whom spent years on the front lines of a global pandemic — got a termination notice from an agency they had given everything to. That loss deserves to be named. Those weren't just jobs. They were decades of institutional knowledge, community relationships, and hard-won credibility that took generations to build. The field is still absorbing that. Which makes this conversation more urgent, not less. Public health needs the people who are left to still be standing in year 10. It means protecting your capacity not as a luxury, but as a professional responsibility. The mission is worth fighting for. You have to be too.
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Glenn Moss reacted on thisGlenn Moss reacted on thisHow rare is ad-free streaming becoming and why does it matter? That question prompted me to dive deeper. I found there's a wide range in how subscription streaming services wield their ad plans. For Peacock and Prime Video, nearly every viewer is getting ads. For Netflix, Disney+, and HBO Max, most people aren't seeing ads. The likelihood of leaning heavily on ads varies as widely as audience sizes among streamers. About three-fourths of US streaming subscribers pay for an ad-supported plan and that share is growing. But that's just part of the story. Even when people pay for an ad free plan, they'll still see ads during live sports. Additionally, increased time spent on YouTube and FASTs means increases in the number of people regularly seeing streaming ads. In other words, the ad-free viewer is becoming more of a hypothetical figure than a real-life example. Why does the focus on ad tiers matter? For years, it was reported that users on ad tiers drove higher ARPU than ad-free users. Then, ad-free plans became more expensive, and more users flocked to ad-supported plans, which increased the ad supply and drove down CPMs. These trends have made it more challenging for streaming services to derive more revenues from ad-supported viewers than from ad-free ones. Check out Netflix's latest earnings where they acknowledged their ad tier generates less revenue per member than their ad free tier. For streaming services to drive higher ARPU from ad-supported plans than ad-free plans, time spent is crucial. Casual viewers who spend little time on an ad-supported subscription streaming service will produce less revenues than ad-free users. An ad-supported user must be regularly engaged with the platform to become a more profitable user than an ad-free one.
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Glenn Moss liked thisGlenn Moss liked thisPSSI is thrilled to support #GALSNGEAR and have our Senior Project Manager, Jennifer Hyder-Michaels participate in this exciting panel discussion at #NAB. Throughout her career, Jennifer has overseen both production and transmission of major events, and at PSSI, she manages relationships with many of our biggest clients. Jenn is sure to bring a unique perspective to this expert panel. More details - see link in comments.
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Glenn Moss reacted on thisGlenn Moss reacted on thisSo incredibly excited for Binghamton University Alumni Association board member Amanda Casares on recently being elected into the Binghamton Bearcats Athletics Hall of Fame. Another #AmazBing alumna to celebrate during #WomensHistoryMonth #BingPride
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Glenn Moss reacted on thisGlenn Moss reacted on thisI’m happy to share that I’ll be relocating from Wizards of the Coast’s Tokyo office to our Seattle HQ starting April 8. In 2015, I had to leave my job in New York after being unable to secure a work visa. It was a difficult moment, and for a long time I wasn’t sure if I’d have another opportunity to return. Nearly 10 years later, I found myself going through that process again. It was no small undertaking, but that makes this moment all the more meaningful. I’m grateful to have made it through and excited to begin this next chapter at Wizards. This move wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible support of our legal team. I want to especially thank Joel Emans and Elizabeth W. for their dedication and persistence—navigating internal processes, preparing extensive documentation, and even taking 6am calls with immigration counsel over several months to keep things moving. I don’t take any of this for granted, and I’ll do my best to ensure this move creates meaningful impact for the team. America, I’m back. Looking forward to reconnecting with friends and colleagues—it’s been a long time coming.
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