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Creator Wars: Why YouTube Feels Threatened by Netflix

Meta Is Cool Again and Consumers Are Starting to Trust It: 17 Muse Takeaways From Zuck and Wang

A year ago, investors believed Meta could not win AI. Llama 4 had disappointed, Meta was burning massive amounts of cash on compute, and OpenAI owned the consumer chatbot use case while Anthropic owned the conversation around coding agents. Then Muse launched on September 8th and quickly became one of the fastest-growing consumer AI products…

SpaceX Has a Plan. Do the Telcos?

SpaceX’s latest spectrum deal has investors once again questioning the future of the U.S. wireless industry. We think some of that fear is premature, but the telcos haven’t done themselves any favors. They’ve spent years dismissing SpaceX as a competitive threat while passing on opportunities that might have worked in their favor. Yesterday’s announcement raises…

LightShed’s Rich Greenfield Interviewed on The Town Podcast: Welcome to Skydance!

Paramount Skydance’s purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery is déjà vu all over again. The combined company starts at roughly $12 billion in EBITDA, the exact same place WBD started after WarnerMedia merged with Discovery Global, before watching it fall to $9.5 billion. LightShed’s Rich Greenfield joined Puck’s Matt Belloni on The Town to debate whether…

Fewer Bidders, Fewer Packages, Will Your NFL Package Even Exist in 2030?

When NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was asked yesterday on CNBC whether the league would exercise its options to renegotiate media rights deals (link), he stated: “We don’t have to make that decision today. That’s the reason you have an option.” Goodell’s phrasing felt quite different from a year ago, when he responded to a question about renegotiating media rights deals by stating…