Topic: Content Business

4 chapters across the catalog

Jihad Jane Rides Again
Episode 181 33:35 - 35:13

181: Jihad Jane Rides Again

Daily Source Code Relaunch, Podcast Business Models

Plans are announced for the relaunch of the "Daily Source Code" podcast, with a focus on a new phase of content creation. The discussion touches on the challenges of maintaining a sustainable business model in independent media. The new show is intended to be distinct from current projects while maintaining a live streaming component.

Israel to Bomb Iran Nothing to See Here Folks Just Shooting Moose...
Episode 46 49:40 - 53:31

46: Israel to Bomb Iran Nothing to See Here Folks Just Shooting Moose...

IPTV Business Models and Content Aggregation

ISPs are expected to begin acquiring content providers to bring data inside their own networks, reducing transit costs. While technology for IPTV exists, a viable business model for high-definition global distribution remains elusive. The challenge lies in creating enough revenue to sustain professional production while managing the high cost of Content Delivery Networks (CDNs).

Israel to Bomb Iran Nothing to See Here Folks Just Shooting Moose...
Episode 46 1:00:16 - 1:02:18

46: Israel to Bomb Iran Nothing to See Here Folks Just Shooting Moose...

Google Content Strategy and Yahoo Comparisons

Google is predicted to move aggressively into the content business, leveraging its massive distribution mechanism. This shift would mirror attempts by Yahoo, though Yahoo's efforts in original content have historically been viewed as unsuccessful. A recession may provide the timing for Google to redefine its role from a search engine to a primary content host.

The Future of Media
Episode 28 8:27 - 10:04

28: The Future of Media

User Generated Content, Business Models, and Ron Paul

The term "user-generated content" is criticized for being too broad and poorly defined in the context of commercial viability. A debate ensues regarding whether independent productions like the No Agenda show fit the definition used by platforms like YouTube or Facebook. The discussion references comments made by Ron Paul regarding the lack of business models for such content.