HeyJaredState of Streaming Podcast
Covering the topics, trends, people, and acquisitions shaping Streaming TV.
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How Publishers Win the Live Sports Streaming Era | David Dembowski, Streaming TV Architect (opens the original)
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Have a question? Send us a text! Tim sits down with David Dembowski, Streaming TV Architect, to break down the business of live sports streaming through the lens of the Five D's — Digital, Data, Distribution, Discovery, and Delight — and why a 62-second streaming delay during the Super Bowl is more than an engineering inconvenience. It's a business problem that touches every one of them. Why a 62-second delay isn't a tech problem but a failure in customer delight. During Super Bowl 60,...
How Sports Translate Live Games | Giovanni Galvez, VP of Sales at SyncWords (opens the original)
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Have a question? Send us a text! Tim sits down with Giovanni Galvez, from SyncWords, for a special webinar replay recorded live — including a real-time demo where SyncWords translated the State of Streaming broadcast into Spanish, French, and German simultaneously while the conversation was happening. The topic: how platforms are using live localization to reach the 80% of the world that doesn't speak English — and how much audience they're leaving on the table by not doing it. Did you know t...
How 'Durable Audience' Became the Creator Credit Score | Josh Stein, Attention Capital (opens the original)
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Have a question? Send us a text! Read Josh's most recent piece on State of Streaming here 👈 Tim sits down with Josh Stein, Founder of Attention Capital, to unpack why capital markets keep mispricing attention, what makes an audience durable enough to finance, and why the creator economy is the next private credit boom — whether Wall Street knows it yet or not. Some attention compounds. Some decays. The difference is what's financeable. Josh spent the first decade of his career in invest...
How YouTube Became TV and Why $100 CPMs Are Next | Michael Beach, Cross Screen Media & State of the Screens (opens the original)
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Have a question? Send us a text! Tim sits down with Michael Beach, author of Screen Wars and Publisher of State of the Screens, to work through convergent TV, why local advertising holds the keys to the next billion-dollar streaming exit, what $100 CPMs actually look like in the math, and why the consumer settled the YouTube-is-TV debate years ago. 📰 Read Michael's piece on What Changes as YouTube becomes TV first here 📖 Get the book Screen Wars on Amazon The next billion-dollar stream...
How Wall Street Misread Netflix | Simeon McMillan, Founder of Accrued Interest (opens the original)
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Have a question? Send us a text! Tim sits down with Simeon McMillan, Principal of Accrued Interest, to work through four of the most consequential questions in streaming right now — the Netflix engagement panic, the YouTube revenue parallel nobody is drawing, what Fox/Roku actually means for the home screen, and whether the Paramount/WBD deal ever closes. Netflix and YouTube are in the same weight class but Wall Street hasn't noticed. Strip away the noise and compare the revenue. Netflix and...
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