Podcast appearances and mentions of Frank N Magid

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Today we're connected with Caryl Pagel, Editress-in-Chief of Rescue Press, and Daniel Khalastchi, Co-Founder and Managing Editor. Caryl is the author of Experiments I Should Like Tried At My Own Death (Factory Hallow Press), and Twice Told (H_NGM_N Books), editor of jubilat, Director of the Cleveland State University Poetry Center, and faculty member at the Northeast Ohio Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program (NEOMFA). Daniel is the author of Manoleria (Tupelo Press) and Tradition (McSweeney’s) and Associate Director of the University of Iowa’s Frank N. Magid Center for Undergraduate Writing. Producer: Jon-Barrett Ingels and Kevin Staniec Manager: Sarah Becker Host: Jon-Barrett Ingels Guest: Caryl Pagel and Daniel Khalastchi

Fred Jacobs is President and Founder of Jacobs Media. We have an honest no holding back chat about radio, the blockers to its future and indeed some ways it can survive in the future. Fred has emerged over the past two decades as one of radio's leading visionaries. He founded Jacobs Media in 1983, when he had the notion that Album Rock could be fragmented by the creation of the Classic Rock format. Prior to launching the company, Fred spent the majority of his time designing and managing research projects as the Director of Research for the Radio and Publishing divisions for Frank N. Magid Associates, a leading research and consulting firm. Later, Fred became Director of Radio Research for the ABC-FM Owned and Operated Radio Stations. From there, Fred gravitated to the station side, becoming program director for legendary WRIF-FM in Detroit, before forming Jacobs Media. You can find Fred and his blog on http://jacobsmedia.com/ We also talk to Rory O'Farrell about his startup www.melosity.com. Melosity.com us the easiest way for musicians to collaborate online. Rory is ably support and mentored by Fred Karlsson, founder of Donedeal.ie. We get an insight into the product and Fred's mentorship.

[itvt] is pleased to present an audio recording of the TVOT NYC 2016 session, "OTT Technology Question Time." The session was described in the show brochure as follows:"This highly interactive session will enable attendees to pose their questions about the present state--and the future--of the OTT/multiplatform TV delivery and monetization infrastructure to a "brain trust," drawn from the companies whose technologies are powering that infrastructure. The goal of the session will be to give content creators, aggregators, distributors and other interested parties a clearer understanding of the technological issues they need to be aware of as TV becomes an increasingly multiplatform medium.Topics likely to be addressed include the challenges that are still facing the OTT/multiplatform TV infrastructure and what is being done to address them; technological innovations we can expect to see in the not-too-distant future; and the new business models and forms of creativity that these innovations could enable." Panelists included:Luke Durham, CTO, Switch MediaJames Field, Product Manager, Cloud Apps and Solutions, CiscoTim MacGregor, Head of Customer Success, IBM Cloud VideoDebby Ruth, Senior Vice President, Frank N. Magid Associates (Moderator)Scott Williams, EVP of the Americas, Piksel

[itvt] is pleased to present an audio recording of the TVOT NYC 2016 session, "What the 2016 Presidential Election Teaches Us about the Future of Advertising." The session was described in the show brochure as follows:"This session will bring together a panel of experts from multiple areas of the advanced-TV and video advertising industry to explore the future of advertising through the prism of the 2016 presidential election. The discussion will not only draw on lessons from the field that illustrate how effective--or otherwise--data-driven and other forms of advanced advertising proved during the election, but will also attempt to relate the future of advertising to broader societal and cultural trends that the election has brought to light. Expect a lively and spirited discussion!" Panelists included: •    Mike Bloxham, SVP of National Television and Video, Frank N. Magid Associates •    Jonathan Bokor, SVP/Director of Advanced Media, MediaVest•    Ashish Chordia, CEO, Alphonso•    Seth Haberman, CEO, Visible World (Moderator)•    Tracey Scheppach, CEO, Matter More Media•    Ashley Swartz, CEO, Furious Corp.•    Zane Vella, CEO, Watchwith

Broadcast @NABShow: Conversations with Leading TV ResearchersMon. April 18| 3:00 PM - 3:45 PM |Join Mike Bloxham, Senior Vice President National TV and Video for Frank N. Magid Associates as he sits down with Liz Huszarik, EVP of Media Research & Insights at Warner Bros. and David Poltrack, Chief Research Officer, CBS Corporation and President of CBS VISION for a exciting discussion on innovation around Television advertising. How do broadcasters evolve and navigate risk in order to take advantage of the changing marketplace and the desires of consumers? How do they distinguish between "bright shiny objects" and real opportunities for sustainable advantage? Senior research executives discuss the complex task of charting the future success of their organizations - whatever that looks like. Part of the Advanced Advertising Theater.SESSION SPONSORSponsored by RSG MediaMODERATORMike BloxhamSenior Vice President National TV and VideoFrank N. Magid Associations PANELISTSLiz HuszarikExecutive Vice President Warner Bros. Media Research & Insights David PoltrackChief Research OfficerCBS Corporation

[itvt] is pleased to present an audio recording of "Meet the Plurals: Beyond Millennials--The Next Generation of Video Consumers," a session from the The TV of Tomorrow Show 2015 Insights Track, which was organized by Frank N. Magid Associates. The session was described in the TVOT 2015 show brochure as follows:"As we focus on Millennials, the next generation is already entering college and the workforce. And while Millennials are deemed to be the first 'Digital Natives,' Plurals have grown up with time-shifting as the norm, mobile connectivity as commonplace, and video across all devices as a birthright. As we approach the end of the day, we will take the opportunity to meet a live panel of the next generation that will bring their own attitudes and perspectives to the TV of Tomorrow. Prepare to be schooled!"The moderator of the session was Sharalyn Orr, Executive Director, Magid Generational StrategiesNote: Our next TV of Tomorrow Show event, TVOT NYC 2015, takes place December 3rd at the SVA Theatre in Manhattan. Buy your tickets here: http://tvotnyc2015.eventbrite.com  

[itvt] is pleased to present an audio recording of "The Research POV on OTT," a session from the TVOT 2015 Insights Track, which was organized by Frank N. Magid Associates. The session was described in the TVOT 2015 show brochure as follows:"With over 50% of households now equipped with at least one streaming service, and an increasing share of viewing taking place via the growing number of OTT providers, the impact on the TV landscape becomes increasingly profound. And right now, we don't know enough. How does the research, measurement and insights community rise to the challenge as we consider how to adapt in the face of the most disruptive force the TV business has had to face in decades?" Panelists included:•    Rob Aksman, Chief Experience Officer, BrightLine•    Jane Clarke, CEO and Managing Director, CIMM (Moderator)•    Mark Garner, SVP of Distribution, Business Development, Analytics and Marketing, A+E Networks•    Tom Love, VP of Consumer Insights, Roku•    Dawn Holliday-Mack, VP of Audience Strategy and Insights, El Rey Network(Note: Super-Early-Bird pricing for tickets to TVOT NYC 2015--which takes place December 3rd at the SVA Theatre in Manhattan--ends at midnight this Thursday. Purchase your tickets here.) 

[itvt] is pleased to present audio recordings of the two opening sessions of the TVOT 2015 Insights Track: "Beyond the Hype: Insights from the Frontline of TV" and "Meet the Millennials: A Live Panel Discussion with Members of the 'Me' Generation." The Insights Track was organized and moderated by Frank N. Magid Associates. The sessions were described in the TVOT 2015 show brochure as follows:Beyond the Hype: Insights from the Frontline of TVRevealing new insights from Frank N. Magid Associates' 2015 Video Entertainment Study, Mike Bloxham and Debby Ruth, leaders in Magid's national television practice, set the scene for the day with research on the reality of changing patterns in how America views its favorite shows--whether live, streamed, and on screens large and small. Presenters:Mike Bloxham, SVP of National Television and Video, Frank N. Magid AssociatesDebby Ruth, SVP of National Television and Video, Frank N. Magid Associates Meet the Millennials: A Live Panel Discussion with Members of the "Me" GenerationWe often hear what media people have to say about Millennials. Today we'll hear what Millennials have to say about the changing face of TV, their reactions to it, and what motivates their behaviors. We'll explore some of the key issues with Millennials themselves, as we seek to understand how the attitudes and expectations of the rising dominant economic group in society will shape the TV of Tomorrow. Moderator:Sharalyn Orr, Executive Director, Magid Generational Strategies

"From Wholesaler to Retailer: Making Unbundling Work for Content Owners" at TVOT NYC 2014[itvt] is pleased to present an audio recording of the TVOT NYC 2014 session, "From Wholesaler to Retailer: Making Unbundling Work for Content Owners." The session was described in the show brochure as follows:"In addition to providing a reliable income to content owners, MSO's (and virtual MSO's) take on a role of selling and servicing individual customers--in effect a retail business model. One of the implications of the Great Unbundling and of content owners going 'direct-to-consumer' is that those content owners are entering the retail marketplace and will need to be able to handle all of the technical and operational issues that come from that decision. Moving video content from a server to any screen is only part of the challenge--a complete digital media supply chain for an unbundled world needs to encompass sophisticated cataloging, commerce and customer service operations, as well as the basics of having a solid media distribution infrastructure and user experience.This session will focus on what it takes to add a working content retailing capability to a formerly 'wholesale-only' content business, zeroing in on the biggest gaps in supposedly 'end-to-end' media platforms and looking at the key requirements of standing up a working media store." Panelists included:Jeff Allen, VP of Corporate and Business Development, ClearleapMartin Focazio, Managing Director, Strategic Services, EPAM Systems (Moderator)Scott O'Neill, SVP of North America, MPP Global SolutionsDebby Ruth, VP of National Television and Video, Frank N. Magid AssociatesWes Williams, Director of Product Management, Scripps Networks Interactive 

PART 1:[itvt] is pleased to present an audio recording of the TVOT NYC 2014 session, "From Wholesaler to Retailer: Making Unbundling Work for Content Owners." The session was described in the show brochure as follows:"In addition to providing a reliable income to content owners, MSO's (and virtual MSO's) take on a role of selling and servicing individual customers--in effect a retail business model. One of the implications of the Great Unbundling and of content owners going 'direct-to-consumer' is that those content owners are entering the retail marketplace and will need to be able to handle all of the technical and operational issues that come from that decision. Moving video content from a server to any screen is only part of the challenge--a complete digital media supply chain for an unbundled world needs to encompass sophisticated cataloging, commerce and customer service operations, as well as the basics of having a solid media distribution infrastructure and user experience.This session will focus on what it takes to add a working content retailing capability to a formerly 'wholesale-only' content business, zeroing in on the biggest gaps in supposedly 'end-to-end' media platforms and looking at the key requirements of standing up a working media store." Panelists included:Jeff Allen, VP of Corporate and Business Development, ClearleapMartin Focazio, Managing Director, Strategic Services, EPAM Systems (Moderator)Scott O'Neill, SVP of North America, MPP Global SolutionsDebby Ruth, VP of National Television and Video, Frank N. Magid AssociatesWes Williams, Director of Product Management, Scripps Networks Interactive