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• Vox Media's Jim Bankoff Explains Why He's Selling to James Murdoch

  Jim Bankoff has spent nearly 20 years building Vox Media. Now he’s selling a big chunk of it to James Murdoch, who is acquiring Vox Media's Podcast Network - the same one that produces this podcast - along with New York Magazine and...

  20 mei 2026 1738 sec.

• Versant CEO Mark Lazarus is Running a Post-Cable Cable Company

  Versant is the new company Comcast created when it spun off CNBC, MS NOW, USA and other cable networks it no longer wanted inside the mothership. That makes Mark Lazarus’ job pretty simple to describe and very hard to do: take a...

  20 mei 2026 2425 sec.

• Condé Nast CEO Roger Lynch on AI, the Met Gala and His Secret Succession Plan

  Roger Lynch has spent the last seven years trying to turn Condé Nast from a magazine company into a profitable portfolio of global brands. Now he has a new set of problems: Google traffic is disappearing, AI companies want to use...

  13 mei 2026 3214 sec.

• The Internet’s Let-It-Rip Era, With The Atlantic's Charlie Warzel

  The internet is in its let-it-rip era: more AI slop, more video, more clips — and very little in the way of guardrails or rules. Charlie Warzel, who writes and hosts Galaxy Brain for The Atlantic, joins me to talk about what happens...

  6 mei 2026 3855 sec.

• AI Can Make Software Now. That Changes Everything, with Paul Ford

  Learn to code, they told us. Then the computers went and learned to code. Now anyone can do it, in theory, courtesy of Claude Code and other vibe coding apps. Tech people I talk to are very, very excited about this. But they often have...

  29 apr 2026 3200 sec.

• Jason Blum Built a Hit-Making Movie Machine. Does It Still Work?

  Jason Blum built one of Hollywood’s smartest businesses: make low-budget horror movies, give filmmakers room, pay talent on the back end, and let the hits carry the misses. It worked so well that it became a Harvard Business Review case...

  22 apr 2026 1632 sec.

• Ronan Farrow and Andrew Marantz on Sam Altman’s Trust Problem

  Sam Altman has spent years presenting himself as the face of AI: The guy warning that the technology could change everything, and the guy insisting that he should be the one to build it. Now we are facing some overdue questions: Can we...

  13 apr 2026 2791 sec.

• What Happens When a “Succession” Writer Takes on Silicon Valley

  Jonathan Glatzer has written for shows like Succession and Better Call Saul. Now he’s got his own: The Audacity, a new AMC drama set in Silicon Valley.So why make a Silicon Valley show right now — and what, exactly, is he trying to say...

  8 apr 2026 2505 sec.

• Why We Need to Pay Attention to Elon Musk Again

  Elon Musk has spent the last year being quieter than usual — by Elon Musk standards.That may be about to change in a very big way, as his SpaceX moves toward what could be one of the biggest IPOs in history. So what, exactly, is Musk...

  1 apr 2026 3005 sec.

• Why Prediction Markets Are Turning Everything Into a Bet

  Prediction markets are suddenly everywhere: in sports, in politics, in the media business — and, depending on who you ask, they’re either a useful forecasting tool or just gambling with better branding. So what changed? And why is the...

  25 mrt 2026 2754 sec.

• How to Survive without Google: People Inc's Playbook

  Lots of publishers are freaked out about “Google Zero” — the notion that one day, Google will stop sending them any traffic at all. That’s more or less already happened at People Inc., says CEO Neil Vogel. Vogel says Google used to...

  18 mrt 2026 2900 sec.

• Matt Belloni on the Oscars, the Ellisons, and Hollywood’s Next Chapter

  Oscar season is supposed to be Hollywood’s lap. It is also, increasingly, a reminder of how shaky things are in Hollywood right now. And this one comes as one of the town’s most prominent players is about to be swallowed by a new mogul,...

  11 mrt 2026 2460 sec.