Hot List: So Much Is Possible

In a marketplace where competition and technologies are evolving, the FCC needs to get its policies right for broadcasters and the communities they serve.” - FCC Commissioner Olivia Trusty stating the obvious at her NAB Show session.


Hello from Possible. You can almost smell the AI-agents cooking up outcomes in the Miami air.

We will be here on the look out for you, our beloved TVREVians who cannot be fooled by ad-tech hocus-pocus or beguiled by buzz word bingo.

But you don’t need to be at a conference to catch some fresh ideas or thoughtful discussions from industry analysts, there is plenty of that in this week’s Hot List!



Warner Bros. Discovery Shareholders Overwhelmingly Approve Paramount Megadeal, but Vote Against Exit Pay Packages for Zaslav and Other Execs [Variety]

  • TL;DR: Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders approved its Paramount merger, clearing a major hurdle in ongoing media consolidation.

Advertisers are optimistic about Netflix’s dynamic ad options [Marketing Brew]

  • TL;DR: Advertisers are optimistic about Netflix’s dynamic ad insertion during the Women’s World Cup as a breakthrough for live sports monetization.

Fox Just Gave Its Ad Portfolio a Massive AI Upgrade [Adweek]

  • TL;DR: Fox is rolling out a major AI upgrade to its ad portfolio, centered on tools that simplify planning, targeting, and insights across its properties.

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Jason Damata

Jason is the founder and CEO of Fabric Media, a media incubator and talent consortium. The company serves leading-edge TV disruptors- from data and analytics platforms to TV networks to emotional measurement companies. Damata has traveled the country for C-SPAN, where he worked with MSOs, produced educational political programming. He has served as CMO of Bebo when it was the world's 3rd largest social network, led marketing for Trendrr until it was acquired by Twitter and helped build the world's largest LIVE broadcast offering at explore.org where he built up a global syndication network. He is an analyst for companies on the edge of TV innovation such as iSpot, Inscape, Canvs, TNT and more.

http://linkedin.com/in/jasondamata
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