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The 1980s media shift from limited network control to consumer choice with the rise of 24-hour cable channels.
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pm.rev.vet“You have a podcast called Math and Magic. To me, it's always been my thing. By the way, Buzzy Bennett said that, because I thought it was the greatest program ever. He said, it's the analytics, but it's also, you got to have the magic. I can do all this survey data and tell you what people want, that to make it exciting. I now have to have the magic to make it exciting. And I believe that's true with every business, every project is the math and magic. ”
The 'Math and Magic' business philosophy: balancing data-driven analytics with creative intuition, exemplified by MTV and Steve Ross
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In everyday life we can always find a dead lyric that fits any circumstance—good or bad, happy or sad, stressful or not.
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If you're going to try new shit, at least half of it's not going to work. Absolutely. And when we get ready to try something, I go, guys, don't get too carried away. 50-50 chance, it works
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So a couple of cultural players coming together and that probably created the ground that Cologne was for about maybe 10 15 years not the epicenter of the world but at least for Europe and contemporary art it was one of the few important cities Because it was kind of run down the people were welcoming and rents were cheap, so all what is necessary
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MATH AND MAGIC
Marketers are disconnected from "real America" and must use data to challenge their instincts before applying creative magic.
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So it's nothing forever. But in the 70s and 80s, it is fair to say that probably all great visual artists in the world showed there at least once, twice or several times.
When I started the publishing house in 1980, all the great shows popped up just literally in front of our house there Whether that was Cindy Sherman or Mike Kelly Jeff Koons
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