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The Telly Awards Podcast
Episode 8: Media War and Peace
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In the latest Telly Awards Podcast, Amanda sat down with Evan Shapiro, a media cartographer best known for his maps of the media universe and writing the newsletter “Media War and Peace.” He details the complicated relationships between the biggest power players in media, and illustrates how fluctuations in those dynamics relate to market value. Listen in as Evan breaks down the future of the media economy, from the true cost of content in your former cable bill to the future power of the community economy.
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