Podcast appearances and mentions of David J Moore

David J. Moore co-founded 24/7 Media, took it public with $2.5M in revenue, watched it soar to a $1.8 billion valuation — and then rode it all the way down to nine cents a share and a "going concern" opinion before clawing it back and selling to WPP. In this episode of The Authority Company Podcast, David sits down with host Joe Pardavila to unpack the eerie and not-so-eerie parallels between the dot-com bust and today's AI boom, why he believes AI could be more dangerous than a nuclear bomb, and what he'd do differently if he could relive the crash. He also opens up about compartmentalizing grief while running a company as his wife battled cancer, and the foundation and marathon tradition he keeps up in her memory.David's new book, The 24/7 CEO: The Battle for Survival That Helped Build Digital Advertising, tells the full inside story.What You'll LearnHow 24/7 Media grew from 40 employees to 1,200 people in 29 countries — then crashed to 200 employees and a $15M market capThe real mechanical difference between the dot-com bust and today's AI bubble (hint: it's about who can afford to fail)Why David believes unchecked AI could be more dangerous than nuclear weaponsThe one strategic decision he'd reverse if he could redo the crash yearsHow Wall Street's "growth over profit" mindset echoes the Netflix/streaming correction — and why AI may be nextWhich jobs he thinks are more AI-resistant, and where he pushes back on his own optimismHow he led all-hands meetings and kept morale up during two years of declineHow he compartmentalized his wife's cancer diagnosis while running a public company through crisisThe foundation and marathon tradition he's kept alive for 16 years in her honorChapters00:00 – Introduction: 24/7 Media and The 24/7 CEO01:00 – Setting the scene: 26 years since the dot-com boom01:18 – Founding 24/7 Media and the explosive early growth02:29 – IPO days, stock mania, and 1,200 employees across 29 countries03:38 – The crash: from $69/share to nine cents04:51 – Big difference from today: Big Tech can't go out of business06:48 – "AI is more dangerous than the nuclear bomb"08:47 – Looking back: what he'd change about the decline10:37 – Scaling back acquisitions vs. chasing market share11:03 – The Netflix correction and Wall Street's growth-to-profit pivot12:06 – What actually caused the dot-com bust (the IPO window closing)14:00 – Data centers, capital spending, and consumer backlash15:33 – Rich vs. poor: will the market reject AI overinvestment?16:00 – The horse-shoer analogy: progress always has winners and losers17:07 – Which jobs AI can't easily replace (plumbers, masseuses, doctors)18:38 – Pushback: what happens to white-collar, middle-class jobs?19:14 – The cyclical trap: cutting jobs while needing customers20:20 – Workforce "carnage," trade schools, and the road to 203021:03 – Leading through crisis: all-hands meetings and rallying speeches22:33 – Optimism as a choice (and a skill you can build)23:39 – Triathlons as therapy: running through business problems24:51 – His wife's cancer diagnosis while running the company26:20 – The WPP sale, Martin Sorrell's support, and stepping back as CEO28:33 – Returning as CEO after losing his wife29:04 – Starting the foundation in her memory30:06 – Running a marathon every year to fundraise32:21 – How to support the foundation33:18 – Closing and book plug

On Kill By Kill, we try our darnedest to cover films that our audience can find and view with their eyeballs. This week, however, is a major exception. For Horror-CoMAYdy, we scoured the internet (and Patrick's blu-ray collection) to find a movie that just does not work - and the world has conspired to keep hidden: 1982's NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CLASS REUNION!! A motion picture filled with funny people, a screenplay by a renowned comedy writer, and the results are devoid of almost all humor. And we're unpacking it all: from the scrubbed history of the film's conception and filming, to the way it tacks on horror elements with zero desire to make them impactful, and the Bernie Wrightson-illustrated prequel strip that's better than anything in the final product!! Along the way, we talk paper bag masks, required Blutos, TV-ready incest, “Jokes That Wouldn't Work Today” Bingo, attempted karate, Terror Train connections, and much, much more!! So join us at Lizzie Borden for a get-together to die for!! List to Pretty in Podcast's excellent National Lampoon's Class Reunion episode. Read the David J. Moore interview with director Michael Miller at comingsoon.net  Part of the BLEAV Network.Get even more episodes exclusively on Patreon! Artwork by Josh Hollis: joshhollis.com Kill By Kill theme by Revenge Body. For the full-length version and more great music, head to revengebodymemphis.bandcamp.com today! Our linker.ee Click here to visit our Dashery/TeePublic shop for killer merch! Join the conversation about any episode on the Facebook Group! Follow us on IG @killbykillpodcast!! Join us on Threads or even Bluesky Check out Gena's Substack called Gena Watches Things!! Check out the films we've covered & what might come soon on Letterboxd!

What is peak horror comedy? One could make the argument that this week's film ascended near the top and became the finest genre spoof of the new century. That's right, we're taking a trip to little ol' place where we can get together… and die for the amusement of the Elder Gods - 2012's THE CABIN IN THE WOODS!! Along the way, we dig into the haunted basement of the film's origins, unpack how the movie explains bad horror movie character archetypes, make out with a moose, and celebrate Johnny Friday or whatever his name was! All this, plus we revisit Count Orlon's time management issues, bloody blowholes, phantom virgins, off brand Cenobites, and the most complicated edition of Choose Your Own Deathventure ever attempted!! So come on in, put up your feet, breathe in the pheromones and intoxicants, and stay awhile - won't you? Listen to Pretty in Podcast's excellent National Lampoon's Class Reunion episode. Read the David J. Moore interview with director Michael Miller at comingsoon.net  Part of the BLEAV Network.Get even more episodes exclusively on Patreon! Artwork by Josh Hollis: joshhollis.com Kill By Kill theme by Revenge Body. For the full-length version and more great music, head to revengebodymemphis.bandcamp.com today! Our linker.ee Click here to visit our Dashery/TeePublic shop for killer merch! Join the conversation about any episode on the Facebook Group! Follow us on IG @killbykillpodcast!! Join us on Threads or even Bluesky Check out Gena's Substack called Gena Watches Things!! Check out the films we've covered & what might come soon on Letterboxd!

Mike and F This Movie's Patrick Bromely take a deep dive on a movie that both of them absolutely love. And Scott and Mike have their longest conversation yet, in which Scott sings the praises of John Hyams, and in what amounts to an exclusive I guess, let's us know just how close he was to playing Batman, or at least wearing the suit. F This Movie F This Movie Twitter Patrick's Twitter David J. Moore's interview with John Hyams Mike on Talk Film Society talking about Alone

FFT011 Talking Sales and Digital Media with Advertising Tycoon David J. Moore David J. Moore is a serial entrepreneur, an advertising tycoon, and the CEO of BritePool. BritePool is a company dedicated to connecting consumers, advertisers, and publishers through smarter, more responsible data-sharing strategies while securing their “identities” under the anticipated new laws that govern consumer data protection. With over 40 years of experience in media and technology, David has vast experience in all areas of the digital marketing arena. He is a member of the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s Board of Directors and Executive Committee and has previously served on the boards of DASL and DTSI. David Moore joins me today to share his journey into sales and digital media and how he became known as an advertising tycoon. We discuss the importance of positive thinking and being enthusiastic and how it impacts your ability to achieve your sales goals. We discuss why it’s critical to focus on your strengths instead of your weaknesses and the value of practicing your sales skills to continue to improve. We discuss the work habits every salesperson should develop to become more effective and efficient and what proper sales etiquette is in today’s digital marketplace. We also discuss how digital media sales differ from traditional sales and David shares advice for salespeople in the media industry. “Selling media digitally is a lot different than selling it in the traditional sense.” - David J. Moore   This week on Food For Thought Lunchbreak: How David got started in sales and marketing and how he became known as a sales and advertising tycoon What inspired him to work with BritePool The value of positive thinking and being enthusiastic The importance of focusing on your strengths instead of your weaknesses The impact of being persistent and persevering to close the sale Critical work habits every salesperson needs to develop The value of building relationships and how they impact your sales goals Proper sales etiquette in today’s sales and marketing environment The value of giving and receiving feedback and positive reinforcement What the future holds for sales executive careers and how artificial intelligence will impact the future sales workforce David’s advice for salespeople in the media industry Resources Mentioned: The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale The Effective Executive: The Definitive Guide to Getting the Right Things Done by Peter F. Drucker The One Minute Manager by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson M.D Connect with David J. Moore: BritePool It’s Time to Get More Sales Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of Food For Thought Lunchbreak with Steve Bookbinder. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show, and leave us an honest review. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and share your favorite episodes on social media. And for more great content, news, and information on sales and marketing, be sure to visit the DM Training website.   Food For Thought Lunchbreak with Steve Bookbinder is produced by Auxbus. You can create your own great podcast - faster and easier - at Auxbus.com

Jeremy tips the scale even more towards UFO disclosure. David J. Moore explores the occult, esoteric, imaginative and creative speculations that have resonated around the UFO phenomenon. Dr. Dan Farcas details how technologically advanced beings from outside our solar system are visiting Earth and why we are not advanced enough to deal with it.http://parabnormalradio.com/2019/06/29/ep-317-david-j-moore-dr-dan-farcas/

We’re back for 2019 with a brand new episode and an awesome guest. Writer/publicist/jack of all trades David J. Moore joins us to chat about one of his favorite topics,… Continue reading "2019: A Post Apocalyptic New Year with David J. Moore and Grindhouse Messiah"

We’re back for 2019 with a brand new episode and an awesome guest. Writer/publicist/jack of all trades David J. Moore joins us to chat about one of his favorite topics,… Continue reading "2019: A Post Apocalyptic New Year with David J. Moore and Grindhouse Messiah"

We’re back for 2019 with a brand new episode and an awesome guest. Writer/publicist/jack of all trades David J. Moore joins us to chat about one of his favorite topics,… Continue reading "2019: A Post Apocalyptic New Year with David J. Moore and Grindhouse Messiah"

In 1993 Dolph Lundgren followed up his villainous role in Universal Soldier with this underrated chase thriller. In Army of One (also known as Joshua Tree) Lundgren plays Anthony Wellman Santee, an escaped convict who carves a warpath through the California desert as he attempts to clear his name and take vengeance on the crooked cops who set him up. Taking inspiration from the “California desert” pictures of the ‘60’s and ‘70’s, Army of One is packed with bloody shootouts, high speed car chases, and Lundgren as the ultimate badass. The directorial debut of legendary Hollywood stuntman Vic Armstrong, Army of One is fairly basic in terms of its story, yet that didn’t deter Armstrong or Lundgren from delivering a memorable shoot-em-up! Joining me to chat this violent VHS-gem of the ‘90’s is David J. Moore, author of the excellent reads The Good, The Tough, and The Deadly: Action Movies and Stars 1960’s – Present and World Gone Wild: A Survivor’s Guide to Post-Apocalyptic Movies. Which clichés of ‘90’s action movies does Army of One have fun with? How did Armstrong make the most of the film’s modest budget? How integral is the film’s setting, particularly Joshua Tree, to the film as a whole? How does the score help differentiate the film from all the other action flicks of the ’90’s? And was this film in fact the first American production to capitalize on the John Woo / Hong Kong style of filmmaking? Join David and I as we discuss Army of One, his action movie compendium book, and Dolph’s role in the realm of action heroes! Major thanks to David J. Moore for joining me. Please pick up his books on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or wherever books are sold! Feel free to rate and review the show on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever else you subscribe!

Buckle up for KING COHEN, an upcoming new documentary of writer, producer, director, creator and all-around maverick, Larry Cohen (BONE, BLACK CAESAR, THE STUFF, GOD TOLD ME TO, Q THE WINGED SERPENT). Told through compelling live interviews, stills and film/TV clips, the people who helped fulfill his vision, and industry icons such as Martin Scorsese, John Landis, Michael Moriarty, Fred Williamson, Yaphet Kotto and many more, including Larry himself, bring one-of-a-kind insight into the work, process and legacy of a true American film auteur. Few can boast of a career as remarkable or prolific, spanning more than 50 years of entertaining audiences worldwide!  KING COHEN will premiere at this year's Montreal Fantasia Festival so do not miss it. First on today's episode, I start with a quick introduction in regards to the Patreon account I've begun, then we launch into a really informative discussion about the art of documentary filmmaking with KING COHEN director Steve Mitchell.  (The same creative mind behind the script for CHOPPING MALL).  And then, the legendary Larry Cohen was kind enough to take time out of his busy schedule to talk about his career, his approach towards filmmaking and writing, as well as an upcoming horror anthology project involving himself and JJ Abrams!  You won't want to miss both conversations that I am overjoyed to share with you.  Big thanks to Troy Anderson, David J. Moore, and of course, Steve Mitchell and Larry Cohen. The Now Playing Network / Voices & Visions Patreon. Please Support And Donate What You Can Here: https://www.patreon.com/nowplayingjim More About Larry Cohen: http://www.larrycohenfilmmaker.com/ Steve Mitchell's Credits: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0593746/  

Jack Of All Nerds welcomes author david j. moore to the studio to talk about his book, World Gone Wild: A Survivor's Guide to Post-Apocalyptic Movies. We talk about a number of post-apocalyptic movies reviewed in his book from the good to the bad.