On this week’s podcast (which is also this week’s edition of The Addition) we hear from author, journalist and broadcaster Charlotte Henry. She creates and runs The Addition newsletter and podcast; an award-winning publication looking at the crossover between media and technology.
Charlotte has written the Broadcast chapter of our upcoming Media Moments 2023 report, so it was only right and proper that we got her on to discuss all the broadcast trends of the past year. It’s been a big old year for TV — both good and bad — so it was great to get an expert in to chat it all over.
We discuss the role of exclusive content, the doldrums of advertising sales across linear broadcasts, the need to differentiate a streaming service from its competitors, and the longer term impact of the Hollywood actors' strike. We also explore how streaming platforms like Disney+ and Netflix are faring a year after introducing ad-supported tiers.
Bauer CEO Chris Duncan on leading a magazine business through lockdown
Independent Digital News & Media's Jo Holdaway on the importance of data to publishers
Defector VP of Revenue & Operations Jasper Wang on growing an employee-owned newsbrand
MDIF Deputy CEO Mohamed Nanabhay on investing in sustainable media businesses
Decanter Editor in Chief Chris Maillard on refreshing Future’s wine brand for its loyal readers
Conversations: How Eurosport is turning its evergreen content into success in podcasting
The Membership Economy's Robbie Kellman Baxter on developing compelling direct to consumer offers
Columnist and lecturer Bo Sacks on why now is the golden age of publishing
Special: Which publishers won the pandemic?
Mental Floss EIC Erin McCarthy on the title's 20-year mission to make readers smarter
Twitch's Creative Strategy Lead Jack Woodcock on building communities through livestreams
The Fat Zine co-founder Gina Tonic on being an activist vs. being a publisher
WSJ Editor of Live Journalism Kim Last on virtual events as a live magazine
Shado co-founder Hannah Robathan on the magazine as an outlet for activism
The Big Issue CEO Paul Cheal on the magazine’s fight to survive lockdown
Wareable.com's James Stables on surviving a catastrophic loss of search traffic
The Delicate Rébellion's Hannah Taylor on supporting her community's creative passions
The Bureau Local director Megan Lucero on the collaborative future of news
Director of the Reuters Institute Rasmus Kleis Nielsen on why we get news subscriptions wrong
Quartz CEO Zach Seward on charting a new course for the business lifestyle brand
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