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The Industry According To…Rob Goldklang, Warner Records
"What Warner brings is a deeply experienced team across streaming, sync, A&R, physical, publicity, marketing—and radio."
Bill Simmons: Netflix Actually Cares The Ringer’s Content is On Platform, Unlike YouTube
"YouTube has kind of this attitude, like, you’re lucky to be on YouTube, which congrats to them, but I’m not sure how long that’s sustainable.”
The Ramsey Network Sees 400% Increase in Audience With Spotify Video
"I don't think we would have the numbers we do today if we didn't have video on Spotify.”
Was Joe Rogan Too Cool or Too Afraid to Try to Win the Golden Globes’ Best Podcast Award?
Even if he has the most popular podcast, he probably wasn't going to win the award. Would confronting that be too tall of a task?
Podtrac Updates Podcast Ranking Metrics By Including YouTube, TikTok, Instagram Views
The MeidasTouch Podcast took the top spot in the Multi-Channel Podcast rankings, propelled by its popularity on YouTube and with clips posted to TikTok and YouTube.
Redefining Classic Hits in the Streaming Era
Play what is expected from your brand, but also offer a variety that surprises.
Shattering Your Sports Media Comfort Zone Is the 2026 Resolution To Live By
"Ask yourself: If not now, then when? How about trying a resolution that could become your next destination?"
Netflix, Barstool Sports Strike Video Exclusive Deal For Pardon My Take, Spittin’ Chiclets and Ryen Russillo Show
“This partnership broadens how our members connect with Barstool’s leading sports voices and delivers exactly what our members crave: unfiltered commentary, sharp takes, and undeniable humor."
The 2026 Music Industry Wish List: AI, Fair Pay, Cheaper Tickets and More
"It’s my ultimate hope that the industry can come together and set some basic standards that will benefit artists and musicians."
The Industry According To…Jackie Kajzer aka Full Metal Jackie
"TikTok can spark a moment. Instagram builds personality. Spotify gives you data and stability. But YouTube is where fans actually watch you become a band."