Brian Morrissey is the founder of The Rebooting. Prior to The Rebooting, Brian was the President and Editor-in-chief of Digiday for nearly a decade.
Last week, The Rebooting held its first online forum, where I interviewed Bloomberg Media’s Julia Beizer and Puck’s Max Tcheyan about the year ahead in subscriptions, followed by a view from the top segment by BlueConic’s Will Barker. Some highlights: * Julia discussed the dangers of training the
Today at 1pm, The Rebooting is holding its first online forum, in collaboration with BlueConic. I’ll be joined in a discussion about the outlook for publisher subscriptions by Bloomberg Media chief digital officer Julia Beizer and Puck chief strategy officer Max Tcheyan. We’re going to address how subscriptions
The media business's painful transition
Next week, on Thursday, Jan 25 from 1-2pmEST, The Rebooting is holding an online forum to discuss the outlook for publisher subscriptions in 2024. I’m going to be joined by Bloomberg Media’s chief digital officer, Julia Beizer, and Max Tcheyan, Puck’s chief strategy officer. The session will
36 hours in Vegas
Adversarial journalism to me, hit piece to you
Plus: A conversation with Sara Fischer from Axios on the year ahead in the media business
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Scaling ourselves
Plus: Highlights from The Rebooting's 2023 and a conversation with House of Kaizen's Matt Cronin on publisher subscription trends.
I was joking with my former colleague Jack Marshall of Toolkits that between predictions, trends, megatrends, storylines and lessons there are so many ways to dress up the end-of-the-year roundup stories that proliferate. Publishing is an execution business, there are only so many ways to dress up formats. I decided
Platform-publisher deals, mass media's decline while individuals rise, Web3 comes back