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Sara Clemens shared thisMarcus Robins and I have been investing in Alice Bentinck and Matt Clifford's Entrepreneurs First for almost a decade. We believe deeply in the thesis that great talent can be found anywhere on the planet, but nurturing it in the right conditions (capital, customers, people) is what builds world leading companies. Looking forward to the next decade alongside the amazing team they've built.Sara Clemens shared thisWe’re excited to announce that Entrepreneurs First has raised $200m of fresh capital, including $130m into our management company at a unicorn valuation, to be the natural home the world’s most ambitious people in the new Age of Entrepreneurship Delighted to have legendary founders + investors such as Charlie Songhurst, Patrick Collison, John Collison, Eric Schmidt, Claire Hughes Johnson, Mati Staniszewski, Aidan Gomez, Jeff Dean, Sara Clemens and our very own Barney Hussey-Yeo, among many others, join this round to help us scale through the next decade EF is a company, not a fund. We invest $250K in every startup we help to build, but most of what we do is operational - starting with our global network of talent investors who identify and then accelerate the founders the world’s missing out on We pioneered this model over 10 years ago. This approach has allowed us to be there on day one for incredible companies like Cleo, PolyAI, Aztec Gensyn Tractable Accurx and many more We are entering a golden age of entrepreneurship: AI gives founders superpowers and EF’s founding mission was made for this moment: we exist to make companies happen that otherwise wouldn’t; to ensure the world doesn’t miss out on its best founders. More at the link in the comments. This is a big milestone for the company. We have an exceptional team and I’m grateful to them all, as well as board, shareholders and - above all - the extraordinary founders who took a bet on us and started their journey at EF A special thank you to our COO Tom Shinner, the mastermind behind this round - bravo! Finally, It’s nearly 3 years since I handed over EF’s CEO reins to my brilliant cofounder Alice Bentinck… and things have just got better and better since then. There’s a lesson there!
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Sara Clemens shared thisJoin OpenAI and Thorn to hear about the challenges and opportunities in using AI to protect children online. Details below 👇Sara Clemens shared thisProtecting children online requires new tools. It also requires real collaboration. Join us on February 11 for an important conversation in the OpenAI Forum with Julie Cordua, CEO of Thorn. Together, we’ll explore how AI is being used to detect harmful content, support investigators, and respond to emerging threats—including financial sextortion and the misuse of generative AI. For more than a decade, Thorn has been a leader in advancing technology and partnerships to combat online child sexual exploitation. This discussion will look at what’s working today, what’s changing quickly, and where continued coordination can help raise the bar for child safety online. We hope you’ll join us. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eFG-9bEF Please note: This event will cover sensitive topics related to online child safety, including child sexual abuse and exploitation, which may be difficult for some audiences.
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Sara Clemens reposted thisSara Clemens reposted thisNew research from More in Common and this chart stopped us in our tracks. 📊 Parents say they’re more concerned about online safety than any other issue related to children’s safety, including mental health, road safety, or even climate change. That tells us something important: online safety is no longer a niche issue. It’s a critical parenting priority. If you’re feeling that same concern, you’re not alone—parents everywhere are navigating this same reality. Read the report to find out what actions parents want to see to better protect their kids: https://lnkd.in/gtmsZDs3 Together, we can make the internet safer for every child. #KeepKidsSafeOnline #ParentingInTheDigitalAge
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Sara Clemens shared thisLuis von Ahn, Severin Hacker and the Duolingo team continue to amaze and delight language learners with masterful computer generated education and a truly entertaining universe of characters 💚 🦉. It's a joy and privilege to work with them on their mission to make education free to the world. Great article here by the Times on how Luis came to found the company with Severin. https://lnkd.in/gzkw7ctr
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Sara Clemens shared thisAwesome opportunity for London peeps to join the mighty International team at Whatnot.Sara Clemens shared thisI am hiring Strategy and Operations Managers and Sr Managers for our International team. Roles are based out of London and will work on key Commerce areas. https://lnkd.in/gAasPZYX Reach out if you're interested - things are taking off at Whatnot :) https://lnkd.in/geyB6euETikTok Shop Rival Whatnot Bags $265M At $5B Valuation For Live Shopping PlatformTikTok Shop Rival Whatnot Bags $265M At $5B Valuation For Live Shopping Platform
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Sara Clemens reposted thisSara Clemens reposted thisWe kicked off 2025 with incredible momentum! Here are some of our biggest Q1 wins: - Surpassed 10M paid subscribers - Added more Daily Active Users (DAUs) than ever before. (46.6M DAUs, up 49% YoY) - Announced Chess as the newest subject expanding beyond languages, Music, and Math. - Introduced nearly 150 new language courses using AI-powered content generation - Launched our most successful marketing campaign ever… 😵Dead Duo😵, while spending practically nothing on it. (1.7 billion impressions) We’re excited to keep growing, delighting learners, and exploring new ways to deliver world-class education. 🌎 #duolingo
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Sara Clemens reposted thisSara Clemens reposted thisToday marks the largest expansion of courses in Duolingo’s history: we’ve launched 148 new language courses—more than doubling our offering overnight. These new courses are not new languages. They are languages we currently teach that are now available to users of other base languages (for example, X for speakers of Y). This is a milestone I’m proud of. Our first 100 courses took us about 12 years to develop. These 148 new courses? Less than one year. 🤯 This acceleration is possible because we’ve combined our learning expertise with advances in generative AI. We’ve created a way to build a high-quality base course and quickly customize it for dozens of different languages. We’re closer than ever to making quality education universally available. The technology that once seemed like it would take decades to build is here today. https://lnkd.in/ehJKtESjDuolingo Launches 148 New Language Courses | Duolingo, Inc.Duolingo Launches 148 New Language Courses | Duolingo, Inc.
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Sara Clemens shared thisI can not recommend this position too highly - Emmanuel Orssaud is the best in the business 💚Sara Clemens shared this🚨 Hot job alert! I’m looking for a VP of Growth and Product Marketing to join our team based in NYC. This senior leader will head up the global team covering all our data-led functions including paid UA, CRM, Analytics, Consumer Insights, and Product Marketing. Come and join our award-winning team -- we’ve been named 2024 Marketer of the Year by AdAge! https://lnkd.in/ew7kWC6x #jobs #hiring #Duolingo
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Sara Clemens shared thisExcited to be working (again!) with Xbox's Bonnie Ross as she joins the Duolingo Board. #xboxalum #duolingoSara Clemens shared thisI'm thrilled to welcome Bonnie Ross to the Duolingo board of directors. With 30 years of experience in the gaming industry, she has deep experience in creating engaging and innovative gaming experiences and building iconic global franchises. Most recently, she served as Corporate Vice President for Microsoft and Head of the Halo franchise. In her leadership role, she was instrumental in advancing the Halo franchise through cutting-edge technology and storytelling. I know she will help us execute on one of my favorite Duolingo principles: make it fun. Welcome, Bonnie! Read the full release here:Gaming Industry Visionary Bonnie Ross Joins Duolingo Board of Directors | Duolingo, Inc.Gaming Industry Visionary Bonnie Ross Joins Duolingo Board of Directors | Duolingo, Inc.
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Sara Clemens reacted on thisSara Clemens reacted on thisToday marks my last day as CEO of Florenz after an incredible journey. What a privilege it has been to lead the establishment of a world-class export business—taking natural, New Zealand-curated health and wellness products to the world through bricks and mortar and e-commerce channels. Today, our science-backed brands reach customers in 90 countries, with more than 70,000 points of distribution in the United States alone at key retailers like Costco Wholesale, Whole Foods Market and Target. Amongst our fiercely loyal customers are Olympic gold medalists, world champions and National Basketball Association (NBA) and National Football League (NFL) teams in the United States as well as A-list celebrities globally. Florenz has built an incredibly impressive NPD pipeline across all its brands and manufacturing businesses, and I look forward to seeing these innovations roll out over the coming year, as I do all the investments made to ensure that the business leads in e-commerce and AI enabled performance. I’m delighted to share that our Chief Operating Officer Mark Sadd will be Florenz’s next Chief Executive Officer. Mark brings deep knowledge of the business and has played a critical role in our growth and acquisitions. The business is in excellent hands under Mark, who has significant international market experience. As this chapter closes, I want to thank Florenz owner Mark Stewart for his unwavering support. His belief in the potential of the business—and in our people—has been consistently energising. I have had the privilege of working for and with Mark for almost six years now and few New Zealanders are as generous in their support of this nation on so many fronts. Thank you to everyone who has supported me on the Florenz journey to build a world-class company that Kiwis can be proud of for generations. It’s been a remarkable experience, and I look forward to sharing more about my next chapter. #Leadership #Health #Wellness
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Sara Clemens liked thisSara Clemens liked thisAfter 25 years working in newsrooms, I’m making a big change. Today, I’m helping launch the Youth AI Safety Institute at the nonprofit Common Sense Media. My role is Head of Public Engagement — essentially an editor-at-large for a new research and testing organization focused on how AI affects kids. I’ve spent much of my career investigating how technology actually works in people’s lives — not just how companies say it works. That’s taken me from The Wall Street Journal to The Washington Post, and from gadgets to digital rights to AI. Now I’m bringing that same approach to a question that feels urgent to me both as a journalist and as a father: What is AI doing to kids? My preschooler is already asking to see the Gemini app. Most American teens are already in the deep end — using AI for homework, companionship, creativity, advice and escape. Yet parents and educators have largely been left on their own to figure out what’s safe, what’s harmful and what’s developmentally appropriate. That’s why I’m excited about the Youth AI Safety Institute. Its goal is to do something that doesn’t really exist yet: systematically test the AI products kids use, set safety standards and publicly evaluate which ones meet them. Think: car crash-test ratings for AI. After 12 years as a columnist testing and investigating tech, I’ll now get to work with a team of researchers, computer scientists, doctors, psychologists and educators to take on a deeper kind of accountability work. The values behind what I do remain the same: rigorous testing, independent conclusions and public reporting that helps families — and pushes the tech industry to do better. I’m not approaching this work as pro-AI or anti-AI. I’m approaching it as pro-kid. I’ll continue writing and reporting, just from a new perch. And I’m grateful to Jim Steyer, Ellen Pack, Robbie Torney, Bruce Reed and everyone at Common Sense for the chance to help build a research institute focused on one of the defining questions of our time: How do we make sure AI serves the next generation of humans? To follow this work, subscribe to my Substack https://lnkd.in/gNVxfjs2 Or sign up for updates at https://lnkd.in/gxhge8Ha
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Sara Clemens liked thisSara Clemens liked thisI’ve always been a big believer in Duolingo teaching math. Every kid in school across the world has to learn math, and many people find math hard and intimidating. I believe we can help. We’ve reached an important milestone: we now have math content covering everything students learn in school, from Grades 2 through 12. For now, it’s in English only, but we plan to expand to more languages soon. This is one of those long-term bets for us. Math is foundational to so many opportunities in life, yet millions of people never feel confident in it. Our goal is to make math feel approachable and even fun – we want the course to feel like a tutor in your pocket. I’m really excited about how we’re building new types of experiences that go beyond our typical lessons. More to come soon, but until then, check out our Math course and let me know what you think! https://lnkd.in/eEyij5rB
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Sara Clemens reacted on thisSara Clemens reacted on thisSomething big happened last year: LLMs got good at math. In turn, Duolingo engineering got good at using LLMs to build out our math course. Prior to this pivot, our machinery for scaling math was really quite bespoke. It was partially automated, but at the rate we were going, it would have taken years to build a full curriculum for grades 2 through 12. So we did something bold last year: we threw out what we had built and started from scratch. We took what we learned from scaling language courses and pushed it further to invent an entirely new approach for building our math course. We had two main challenges to address. The first was generating hundreds of thousands of exercises across the thousands of math concepts covered in grades 2 through 12. We moved everything into a single monorepo and used custom scripts to generate exercises. On top of that, we have multiple layers of evaluators (e.g., to check for math correctness, clear instructions, valid LaTeX and grade-level appropriateness). Centralizing the prompts and assembly logic allowed our engineers, learning designers, and product managers to "vibe code" together, iterating incredibly quickly and building custom tooling on the fly. The second challenge was generating visualizations of math concepts, some static and some interactive. Math problems require precise diagrams, like graphs, number lines, and angle transversals. At first, we tried giving an LLM a style guide and some examples, but the unconstrained freedom led to highly inconsistent and sometimes nonsensical diagrams. To solve this, we constrained the LLM by creating a visual library. We built an API of small, handcrafted visual components that the LLM could compose together. We spent 6 months on the pivot and it has already paid off enormously: one year later, Duolingo Math now covers grades 2 through 12, including statistics and calculus. This is a great example of how strong engineering systems, combined with AI tooling, can unlock entirely new ways to deliver learning at scale. Check out Duolingo Math here: https://lnkd.in/e2zCSzb4
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Sara Clemens liked thisSara Clemens liked thisWe started Duolingo with one idea: that everyone deserves access to a great education, regardless of where they're from or how much money they have. That idea hasn't changed. What has changed is how fast we can build toward it. In Q1, we made speaking practice a core part of the product. We scaled our content to B2 level across nine languages, published more course units in a single quarter than we used to ship in a year. And we added mastery checks designed to ensure learners really understand concepts before they move on. We're not done. But Duolingo is a better product today than it's ever been. Read my full Q1 shareholder letter here: https://lnkd.in/eAwMxtC2
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Sara Clemens liked thisSara Clemens liked thisPlenty of tech companies say they "eat their own dog food." We make it a real requirement. Every Whatnaut, from a new hire to our CEO Grant LaFontaine, has to buy and sell on Whatnot, and answer support tickets. And as we've grown past 1,000 people, we've doubled down, not eased up. It gets easier for people to drift from the community at scale, so we lean harder into staying close. It works. When people across the company have run a show, shopped the app, and handled support tickets, everyone has better judgment and can fix what's broken for our community. Product builds features that solve for friction they've felt themselves. Category and community teams give better advice to sellers. Marketing tells truer stories. Grant talked with Fast Company's Stephanie Mehta about why this only matters more as we grow. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/g_9iAdj7 #Dogfooding #LiveShoppingHow Whatnot goes beyond dogfooding to instill a consumer focusHow Whatnot goes beyond dogfooding to instill a consumer focus
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Sara Clemens liked thisToday we’re opening Unity AI Beta to the world. Unity AI is a suite of Unity native tools that are trained in Unity and grounded in your project context. That means they just work better. It’s the only AI agent that knows Unity from the inside - because we built it. Try the beta today: https://lnkd.in/dYG64xnP. We can’t wait to see what you build.Sara Clemens liked thisUnity AI is now in Open Beta 🎉💫 What sets Unity AI apart is simple. It understands games. Unity AI is built into the Editor and grounded in the real context of game development, from project structure and systems to the creative iteration that shapes player experience. That means creators can spend less time on repetitive workflows, and more time building and refining what makes a game great. We believe AI has the most impact when it helps creators move faster while staying in control of the creative process. We’re excited to see what the community builds with these tools. 👉 Join the Unity AI Beta: https://lnkd.in/dKcYeT3w 👉 Dive into the key features: https://lnkd.in/d53NcM-Q #Unity #UnityAIUnity AI is now in Open Beta. Build better games, faster.Unity AI is now in Open Beta. Build better games, faster.
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Sara Clemens liked thisSara Clemens liked thisToday, we're releasing Duolingo Math for grades 2 through 12, on iOS and Android. This one took a while to get right, but it was worth it. Math is one of those subjects that can meaningfully change someone’s life. Strong math skills can open doors to new degrees, careers, and opportunities, so building a great Math course really matters to us. Here's what’s new: - Comprehensive Coverage: We now cover Grades 2 through 12, aligned to U.S. education standards - Interactive Learning: Bite-sized exercises with moveable, hands-on problem solving - Multi-Step Problems: Guided lessons that walk you through problems one step at a time - Extra Guidance: "Explain my answer" on every exercise, so when you get stuck you understand why - New Concept Lessons: Dedicated lessons that introduce and explain new concepts Our goal is to make Math feel like a tutor in your pocket: approachable, personalized, and always ready to help. We’re already working on more on-demand help inside lessons and better personalization to help learners make faster progress. One of the most exciting parts of this launch is how much our AI tools helped us move faster. We used them to create content, speed up iteration, and build and test features more efficiently. These tools allowed a small team to move much faster than we could have a year ago. We’re still early, but we’re starting to teach Math like never before! Check out Duolingo Math here: https://lnkd.in/eFinnAPt
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University of Canterbury
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MA Thesis exploring the impact deregulation of broadcasting markets has on content standards.
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Billboard Most Powerful Women Executives in Music 2022
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Esports Executive of the Year 2019
Tempest
http://www.cynopsis.com/story/2019-tempest-award-winners/
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Fast Company Most Creative People 2019
Fast Company
https://www.fastcompany.com/90345731/most-creative-people-2019-twitch-sara-clemens
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BillBoard Most Powerful Women Executives in Music 2016
Billboard
http://www.billboard.com/articles/events/women-in-music/7595964/women-in-music-2016-most-powerful-executives
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BillBoard Digital Power Players 2016
Billboard
http://www.billboard.com/articles/business/7415589/billboard-digital-power-players-list-2016-music-industry
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BillBoard 50 Most Powerful Women Executives in Music 2015
Billboard
www.billboard.com/articles/events/women-in-music/6784819/women-in-music-2015-top-50-list
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BillBoard Inaugural Digital Power Players 2015
Billboard
www.billboard.com/articles/business/6730126/billboard-digital-power-players-list-2015
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Ben Keen
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Valeria Korotina
Interesting piece about the BBC expanding onto YouTube and a useful reality check for broadcasters and producers chasing YouTube monetization. At markets like MIPCOM or MIP London, YouTube is everywhere, encouraging broadcasters and producers to come onto the platform. The narrative often sounds like there’s a big monetisation opportunity. But the BBC itself says there is no major commercial upside expected. That matches what many of us see in practice. I met quite a few producers in London, hoping YouTube revenue could help offset production budgets or finance another season. In most cases, the math simply doesn’t work. Of course, there are a couple of success stories that I myself use in my pitch, but they’re usually shows designed and crafted specifically for YouTube, not traditional TV content uploaded after the fact. To be fair, YouTube never promises guaranteed revenue, so for broadcasters today, it’s better treated as audience reach with potential upside, not a reliable income stream. https://lnkd.in/egrzmZ3y
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Lisa Laporte
This week on Tech News Weekly, Dan Moren joins Mikah Sargent to break down the DOJ’s settlement with Live Nation Entertainment, review key takeaways from Mobile World Congress in Barcelona with insights from CNET’s Abrar Al-Heeti, and explore China’s growing fascination with the OpenClaw AI agent and how people are using it. Catch it here: https://lnkd.in/g4pnws3t
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Felipe de Stefani
Warner Bros. Discovery Reconsiders Paramount Skydance: A Strategic Turning Point Shaped by Markets, Strategy… and Politics Renewed momentum around Warner Bros. Discovery signals more than another M&A development — it reflects a broader strategic inflection point for the global media industry. The fact that WBD is now seriously considering Paramount Skydance’s revised offer, despite its existing agreement with Netflix, shows how shareholder pressure and evolving deal dynamics can reopen conversations once thought settled. At the heart of this moment are competing visions for the future of media: a focused streaming-first strategy versus a broader integrated ecosystem that combines premium IP, distribution platforms and traditional networks. At the same time, regulatory considerations and the wider political environment — which inevitably influences large-scale media transactions — add another layer of complexity to the process.
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Hernan Lopez
$12B in 1H25 streaming profits—but can Q3 keep the momentum going? The streaming seven found different ways of turning Time Spent into Streaming Enterprise Value in the first half. Q3 earnings kick off next week with Netflix, and the question isn't just who grew, but how quickly they can grow profits while avoiding the 'optimization trap'. Last year, these streamers collectively increased their profits by 38% from Q2 to Q3. While several were near a 'tipping point', making big swings more likely, this quarter should still bring good results overall (none of this is investment advice, though.) THE WATCHLIST FOR Q3: → Netflix: Engagement stayed healthy in July and August, with early September signals looking strong. Was it enough to lower the churn that stubbornly plagued early '25? Regardless, I expect their operating income to be in line with above Q2's. (Update: this morning, Michael Morris at Guggenheim reaffirmed their view on positive engagement trends) → YouTube: Watch for another "step up" in YouTube TV (press reports claim they've hit 10M subs; my model shows slightly below). Add YouTube Music & Premium's continued expansion, continued growth on overall engagement, monetization and margin. → Disney: Possibly the busiest quarter in recent memory. ESPN's DTC relaunched. The new Disney+ UI with Hulu integration goes live this week. Announced NFL Network and WWE deals, price increases. (Update: this morning, Steven Cahall at Wells Fargo resumed coverage of the company with an overweight rating). → Spotify: New CEOs, new products? "We think new form factors are coming." My next newsletter includes a quote from co-CEO Gustav Söderström about TV almost said in passing. The super-app strategy may be accelerating, though expect questions about which new formats are being most embraced by free and premium users. → Paramount: Forget the numbers for a second. All eyes on their Paramount+ and Pluto restructuring plans, the size of any write-offs (and whether that frees up content budget for bigger bets), plus tea leaves about their leaked WBD offer. (Update: this morning, Rich Greenfield argued Paramount should 'build', as opposed to buying WBD; he also believes it's unlikely Netflix will go after WBD) → WBD: See above (BofA's Jessica Reif Ehrlich recently published a note: "Unbundling appears to be most likely option", as opposed to a takeover before the split). → Peacock: Q3 price increases were significant; not enough to turn them into profitability this quarter, but meaningfully dropping to the bottom line. → Affecting everyone: new entrants, new formats, impact of AI. What Q3 will tell us: streaming's next phase won't be about who grew fastest. It'll be about who converts attention into enterprise value most effectively, while still taking advantage of changing behaviors, new formats and new tech. Which earnings call are you watching most closely?
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Michael Daysh
Monetising entertainment is critical for audiences, production & good people to do creative things. “What Q3 will tell us: streaming's next phase won't be about who grew fastest. It'll be about who converts attention into enterprise value most effectively while taking advantage of changing behaviours, new formats and new tech.”
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Guillaume Therien
Creative tech is crossing the chasm—again. The vocoder started as wartime telecom tech, built to compress and encrypt human speech. Today? It’s a defining sound in music. Thanks to Montréal favorite Chromeo!!! That’s the pattern: 👉 Utility → Experimentation → Culture → Industry standard We’re now watching the same arc play out across AI, spatial computing, and generative tools. What began as “creative tech” is becoming core infrastructure in many markets and setting standard in culture. The takeaway: Don’t underestimate tools born at the edge. (And funk never die!) https://lnkd.in/g-PEwCcT
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Szymon Karbowski
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