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Don’t Blame Media’s Business Model


The problem ‘akshually’ is that contemporary programmatic advertising is too efficient, and the ads sales people at The New York Times selling outrageously priced ads on a fixed, rate-card basis were selling media not really worth the cost (when measured at the level of precision the internet makes possible). Decades worth of such advertising mispr... See more
Antonio Garcia Martinez • Advertising and Web3
Independent internet-native creators leverage the internet’s frictionless content creation and distribution, but they’re still trapped by traditional business models like subscriptions and advertising.
A subscription model is based on the promise of the production of future gated content. A publication or creator is paid to continue production, not ... See more
A subscription model is based on the promise of the production of future gated content. A publication or creator is paid to continue production, not ... See more
Luxury Media
To start to work toward a sustainable media ecosystem, you must start with the media businesses themselves. These businesses face a daunting task of sorting out competing interests of audiences, advertisers and platforms. Time and again, we have seen platforms make decisions in their own interests that have cascading effects on publishers.
Brian Morrissey • Ecosystems
