When media mogul Bryon Allen took a controlling stake in BuzzFeed in May – becoming its CEO and chairman – it was his latest bold bet in a volatile media landscape.
Jim Collins reveals how icons like Grace Hopper and John Glenn illustrate lessons on how to navigate the cliffs and fog of life.
Critterz was one of the first feature films built primarily with AI, but OpenAI abruptly shut down Sora, the very tool its director was relying on. Nik Kleverov, Chief Creative Officer of Native Foreign, makes the case for why AI isn’t killing Hollywood, it’s about to reinvent it
CEO Richard Dickson explains how he’s bringing Gap back, using the same pop culture playbook he used to resurrect Barbie at Mattel.
Madeline McIntosh explains why she walked away from one of the most powerful seats in publishing to co-found Authors Equity.
How does AI actually get integrated into a company? At WaitWhat — the team behind Masters of Scale — we paused all operations for three days to find out. This episode of Pioneers of AI brings you to the starting line with us.
In a new follow-up to his bestselling book Range, author David Epstein reveals his new contrarian take: The best thing for innovation is actually constraints.
Janice Min, CEO of The Ankler, joins Rapid Response to break down her Oscars predictions and what the show’s upcoming move to YouTube signals about the future of mainstream media.
Padma Lakshmi shares candid advice for business leaders on speaking out, showing courage, and staying true to themselves.
Harvey Mason jr. shares how Grammy winners are chosen, how the show navigates politics, and how music both reflects and influences the broader business marketplace.
What did the latest holiday shopping season reveal about consumer confidence? Michael Miebach unpacks the signals he’s seeing across global spending.
Is Hollywood prepared for the existential threat AI poses? Janice Min dissects AI’s seismic impact on the entertainment industry.