Podcasts about frequence

•Point Cocorico •La Gazette •Dossier : Global Fight League •Monde de Bruce •Agenda

A longtime conductor of contagious positive vibrations, Danny Bodega is a much loved name among balearic dance music enjoyers round the globe! Co-founding Gazebo Records last year, his killer ear for breezy coastal cruisers and deep crossover club jams make Bodega's effervescent energies the perfect tone setter for those long 'n' balmy summer nights. Step back in time for 3 hours of extended hangs and zesty hedonistic pleasures with Danny Bodega as your good time guarantor! @beaton-4 Q. What inspiration did you draw upon when planning this mix, and what kind of listening environments might you see it being easily enjoyed in? A. Last year I went to my neighbour Lenny's night at a tiny basement club in Hackney with Dan Beaumont and Wes Baggaley playing records together. Had not felt that feeling in the club since the early days going out in Naarm with locals playing records all night at Lounge, Liberty Social and Roxanne Parlour. This mix is a nod to that vibe and best suited to before, or after the club hangs…or triathlon training. Q. Are there any records in the mix that are particularly close to your heart? A. There are quite a few records in here that I've had for more than 10 years and have only ever played to myself at personal kick-ons, so it's a delight to share them more widely. The Usual Suspects remix of Mr. C and Robert Owens' ‘A Thing Called Love' is one. While I've never been a fan of Robert Owens' vocal stylings, this remix is an overlooked $2 Layo & Bushwacka! banger. Will put it up on the Gazebo YouTube channel soon. Q. You and Nick managed to gather a tonne of support for your inaugural Gazebo Records release last year, releasing Fuemana's 1994 cult classic New Urban Polynesian on vinyl for the first time. What was your favourite part about that whole process? A. The response to the Fuemana family's story and musical talents from a whole new generation of fans really blew us away. Having Tony and Mamma Fuemana fly over from Auckland for the launch party was the perfect culmination of family, friends and community spirit around the release that was also the perfect send off for me moving to London the following day. News on Gazebo 002 incoming shortly… Q. Where can people catch you spinning next? A. All night at Frequence in Paris this Friday, Feb 21 at Bodega Nights, April 12 with Daisy Records and Evie at the Jago. Nick and I are putting on a Gazebo party over here on May 3 with some special guests that we are excited about!

True to form, CTV and OTT advertising is a disruptive innovation that appeals more to a NEW set of would-be TV buyers -- smaller businesses. In this episode, transformation expert Jim Wilson, who founded OTT platform Premion and is now president of Madhive, discusses what it takes to reach and serve businesses whose typical CTV buy is pretty small -- about $4,000. He also talks about his appointment to the board of Audacy, the radio company that has just emerged from bankruptcy. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research Alert Lists. As always, thank you for listening. If you like the episode, leave us a review!  Want to join the conversation? Share your comments at borrellassociates.com/podcast.

In this episode of the Cloud and Clear podcast, CEO edition, we'll explore the future of digital advertising with Spencer Potts, CEO of Madhive. Spencer joins SADA CEO Tony Safoian for a deep dive into the evolution of connected television (CTV) and how Madhive is transforming the industry. Spencer shares the company's journey, from betting on streaming television to the strategic partnerships and innovations that have fueled its growth. Listeners will hear about Madhive's recent acquisition of Frequence, as well as its long-standing partnership with SADA and Google Cloud. Learn how Madhive is helping advertisers bridge the gap between linear TV and digital platforms with personalized, geo-targeted solutions for SMBs and major broadcasters. Join us for more content by liking, sharing, and subscribing! 

In this episode, Leah takes us on a rollercoaster ride through her recent spiritual awakening and health transformation. From battling censorship after creating a “Finding Faith” group to celebrating a year of being alcohol free and embracing an animal-based diet, Leah doesn't hold back. She delves into the dark side of manifestation, sharing how her pursuit of wealth through New Age practices came at a steep price - her health and happiness. But that's not where her story ends. Leah reveals how returning to traditional faith and ditching alcohol has led to a profound shift in her life, relationships, and business ventures. Get ready for some jaw-dropping insights as Leah discusses her latest business endeavor with Frequence, a cutting-edge company offering frequency-charged nutrition. And if you're struggling with your health, you won't want to miss details about her upcoming “Ancestral Harmony Reset” program - a free 60-day challenge that promises to revolutionize your wellbeing. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking authentic transformation, questioning their spiritual path, or looking to reclaim their health. Tune in for a raw, unfiltered conversation that might just change the course of your life. ***To join Leah's Finding Faith WhatsApp Community please email support@theleahsteele.com ***For more information on the Ancestral Harmony Reset or Frequense please email support@riseandthrivetribe.biz 5 Key Takeaways from This Episode - • The hidden costs of New Age practices: Leah shares how pursuing wealth through manifestation techniques came at a price to her health and happiness. • Finding fulfillment in traditional faith: Leah's journey back to Christianity brought her more contentment and purpose than her previous spiritual practices. • The transformative power of sobriety: After a year alcohol-free, Leah experienced clearer emotions and significant personal growth. • Health revolution through diet: Adopting an animal-based diet led to dramatic improvements in Leah's health, including weight loss and increased energy. • Empowering others: Leah introduces her new ventures aimed at helping people transform their health and spiritual lives, including her “Ancestral Harmony Reset” program. Please keep sharing your personal reflections, ah-hah moments, realizations and feedback at podcast@theleahsteele.com To get more of my daily musings REAL, RAW and UNCENSORED join my FREE Telegram Channel: https://t.me/leahsteelechannel Follow me on social media:Twitter: https://twitter.com/theleahsteeleInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theleahsteele/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/perfecthealthalignedwealth/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leahsteeleofficialLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/theleahsteele/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/leahsteeleSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we recap details from the ongoing Sunday Ticket trial, including the news that the NFL rejected ESPN's proposed reduced price of $70 for the entire 2023 season for Sunday Ticket, along with single-team packages. Trial evidence also showed that Fox considered Sunday Ticket an "existential threat" to its business, asking the NFL in 2021 that Sunday Ticket not be allowed to grow more than 20% of subscriptions beyond its current level. We also discuss the contents of a second letter from House Representatives to Disney, Fox, and WBD about Venu Sports' business, deeming Venu Sports' response to their first inquiry "insufficient" on collusion, privacy, and pricing concerns. In addition, we highlight Private Equity firm Clearhaven Partners' acquisition of IP video transport vendor Zixi and CTV-focused DSP Madhive's acquisition of omnichannel marketing platform Frequence. Finally, we break down all the latest content licensing deals from Netflix, WBD, Showmax, INDYCAR, Rogers, Warner Bros. Discovery and the new advertising network from Google TV.Podcast produced by Security Halt Media

The move from in-store to digital shopper marketing continues, as United Airlines, Costco, PayPal, Chase and Expedia make new retail media plays. Plus: what the DSP Madhive saw in advertising sales software company Frequence.

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•Point Cocorico •Benoit Saint-Denis Vs Dustin Poirier •Doumbé vs Baki •Retour complet sur UFC 299

Les taux de fréquence des accidents du travail (AT) sont aujourd'hui le baromètre ultime de la performance des démarches sécurité en entreprise. Ils se positionnent en objectifs de résultats, portés par les politiques “zéro accidents”, où les entités, voire leurs managers, sont parfois objectivés sur leur évolution. Ils orientent les politiques nationales de prévention, et sont devenus à ce point représentatifs des cultures sécurité que ce sont sur eux que se concentrent l'essentiel des engagements et indicateurs de mesures RSE des entreprises au chapitre des relations et conditions de travail. Cependant, la question qui les concerne est double : Sont-ils représentatifs de la sinistralité AT qu'ils visent à traduire ? Sont-ils en mesure d'éclairer les employeurs sur l'objectif de protection de la santé physique et mentale qui leur incombe ? C'est ce que nous vous proposons de débattre ensemble dans ce nouvel épisode d' Inforisque Notre invité : Vincent Baud, fondateur du cabinet MASTER, reconnu socialement innovant en santé et qualité de vie au travail. Vincent Baud a écrit ce livre remarquable et remarqué “La QVT en finir avec les conneries” qui nous sert de fil rouge dans nos échanges.

•Spécial : Volkanovski vs Topuria •Le contexte du Main Event UFC 298 •Le combat décortiqué •Focus Ilia Topuria •Focus Alexander Volkanovski •Petit bonus sur d'autres fighters

Gordon & Corey offer a pulse check on how Generative AI has revved up the advertising and marketing industries and talk with entrepreneur Steve Han, founder and VP of Operations for Frequence.Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research Alert Lists. As always, thank you for listening. If you like the episode, leave us a review!  Want to join the conversation? Share your comments at borrellassociates.com/podcast.

•Dossier : Programma Anti-Dopage UFC •La rupture avec USADA •L'arrivée de Drug Free Sport International •Le fontionnement •Les interrogations •Mon avis

•Spécial UFC 295 •La perf de Benoit Saint Denis •Main Card décortiqué •Focus Main Event

•Libre antenne sur UFC 295 •Jiri Prochazka vs Alex Pereira •Benoit Saint Denis •Sergei Pavlovich vs Tom Aspinall •Jeu du Prono

•Point Cocorico •Jingle XL Cédric Doumbé •Gazette  •Agenda

•Spécial UFC 294 •Prelims en 3 axes •Main Card décortiqué •Les controverses •L'ombre de Kadyrov •Résultats du Jeu du Prono

•Libre antenne sur UFC 294 •Islam Makhachev vs Alexander Volkanovski •Khamzat CHimaev vs Kamaru Usman •Jeu du Prono •Hommage à Burt Young aka Paulie (Saga Rocky)

•Retour PFL Paris •Cédric Doumbé •Jordan Zebo •Abdoul Abdouraguimov •Fernand Lopez •Libre antenne / Débats •Salahdine Parnasse •News

•Intro: News UFC, PFL Paris... •Morgan Charrière répond aux auditeurs •Son Expérience UFC •Son Combat VS Zecchini •Sa Team Us Metro •La Suite sportive

•Inside UFC Paris 2 •La préparation •Le Fight Week •La Fight Night •Combat De Taylor Lapilus •Combat de Morgan Charrière

Across the next 13 months, political ad spend will be huge, based on study after study being released of late. While this is a welcome boost for radio and television broadcasting companies, what will the likely impact local media advertisers be?To learn more, RBR+TVBR Editor-in-Chief Adam Jacobson catches up with Frequence Chief Executive Officer Tom Cheli. He shares the latest on why omnichannel advertising is more essential than ever for local advertisers, and how broadcast media can further evolve their digital strategies to cater to these SMBs in their area of service.Listen to the conversation now in this InFOCUS Podcast, presented by dot.FM.

•UFC 291 décortiqué •Point Cocorico •Résultats du Jeu du Prono UFC 291

•La victoire de Morgan Charrière •La victoire de Farès Ziam •Le retour UFC de Taylor Lapilus •Preview Main Card UFC 291 •Jeu du Prono UFC 291 •Libre Antenne

According to recently released data from BIA Advisory Services, local advertising is expected to reach $161.7 billion in 2023, a decrease from the previous estimate of $165.7 billion. BIA attributed this to a decline in digital advertising and a slow start to the economy this year. The conclusion got Tom Cheli, the nine-year CEO of ad sales automation and workflow company Frequence, thinking about how its local ad partners have benefited from an omnichannel approach during this period — something that could benefit broadcast radio and TV. Tom Cheli joins us on the Podcast to share more of his thoughts on the subject.

•UFC 290 : La Fin parfaite •Ruthless •Le Parcours unique •Le Champion

  •UFC 290 décortiqué •Hommage à Robbie Lawler •Point Cocorico •Gazette •Agenda •Résultats du Jeu du Prono UFC 290

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This episode of The B2B Content Show is all about Brand Journalism. The featured guest is Jason Avant, Content Marketing Manager at Frequence and freelance writer.  Jeremy Shere and Jason discuss what brand journalism is, how it differs from content marketing, and the skillsets and experience necessary to do it effectively.Highlights:Using brand journalism to educate and inform people about the world in which the brand operates.Exploring how brand journalism works in the B2B world.Key skillsets required to do brand journalism including fact-checking, interviewing, research, and writing.How brand journalism can be used in talent acquisition by talking about ethical business practices, wage scales, and diversity, equity, and inclusion issuesLearn more about FrequenceConnect with Jason on LinkedInThe B2B Content Show is produced by Connversa, a podcast production agency helping B2B brands connecting with prospects, grow brand awareness, and create better content. Learn more at connversa.com.

Seems like everybody is selling the same digital marketing products. And that makes them low-margin commodities. Gordon & Corey wonder if it's time for media companies to go back to doing what they do best -- selling higher-margin O&O inventory. They get some insight from omnichannel marketing expert Oliver Jacob, president of Frequence.

Radio broadcasting companies have something very valuable, and even a Silicon Valley media workflow software maker sees it: the relationships with local advertisers can't be beat.In this InFOCUS Podcast, presented by dot.FM, Frequence CEO Tom Cheli shares why he strongly believes Radio is in an enviable spot for advertising.What does this mean about the power of programmatic for radio? Should a radio ad sales executive be apt at both linear on-air schedules and all-things streaming?Find out in this fresh audio report, hosted by Radio + Television Business Report Editor-in-Chief Adam R Jacobson.

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Almost half of the 5,500 digital agencies in the U.S. are run by media companies, but they're struggling to grow beyond being boutique shops. In this episode, Gordon & Corey preview a new report examining how some agencies have been able to scale operations and embark on a path to become the dominant local agency. The podcast features an interview with Tom Cheli, CEO of Frequence, which contributed 27 months of sales data that led to the analysis.

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Today's podcast guest is Chris Cowlbeck General Manager at Look Billboards an Oklahoma based out of home company  and the IBOUSA a networking group which addresses the needs of independent billboard operators.  Chris says independent operators have come through covid in good shape. Chris Cowlbeck General Manager Look Billboards and Independent Billboard Operators USA The IBO just held its fall conference.  The number one takeaway was thank you, thank you, thank you.  People are so tired of being holed up.  The sales people can't go out and talk to people, the company policies, whatever.  Many got permission to come…and it was resounding that it was very much appreciated…even though we were about half the normal folks in attendance. How are members handling Covid? Everybody had a positive story to tell about coming through this pandemic.  Yes, we all felt a month or two.  Look Billboards had a little hit – we really only lost one customer which was a casino and they weren't a significant account.  A couple of boards.  But we're up on the order of 5-10% now over last year…The same story I've heard repetitively.  Now the ones that were more highway oriented that dealt with interstate and the highway traffic for hotels and restaurants have been impacted more greatly than the rural folks but that is a lot of the makeup and nature of the group as we are more suburban and rural… Are national campaigns coming back? They are…We had budgeted for our…coop marketing network group of all the different operators…Terry Carmody of Integration Media is our agency representative in New York city.  That fell off for a couple of months.  But you're starting to see that come back.  They didn't cut the money.  They just shifted it…We've delivered money to over 52 members of our group.  The smallest amount being about $1,300 and several of them with over several hundred thousand.  We're excited about what we are doing as a group and what's we're doing to assist these guys revenue wise. Initiatives  to help members grow revenues Lisa Rondina was a great get for us.  I gave Lisa Rondina a list of 10,000 ad agencies…She is our enterprise marketing advocate, meaning she's not a sales person.  Her primary function is to make introduction to ad agencies and let them know that we're the second largest company they've never heard of…and the ease with which they can get availability from us…Our upside is tremendous by getting he message out to these agencies that just don't have the staff…They just can't call.  Yes, it's easy to call the big three.  It's really hard to call 500 other small companies. You've connected 44,000 faces into IBOUSA? And we have significantly longer legs to grow that.  We call that IBO Speedway.  Not a marketplace.  We want to have easy, quick, fast access…we function as an old wheat farmer coop, a rural electric coop.  The participants in the program know that there's an overhead that carries the expense of the people…If they don't have to answer RFP after RFP after RFP and we can connect with these buyers directly…they can very easily save 5-15%...There are at least 85,000 faces in our footprint.  We've got 225 companies.  We think there are maybe 800 companies out there… To learn more about IBOUSA Go to our website, www.ibousa.org, click on the about us.  There's some videos there.  There's a contact us button.  The phone number is 580-226-2234.  When they call in they'll be greeted by one of three people: Daron Henry who handles a lot of our applications…Kaylee who handles a lot of the health care stuff or online Frequence stuff and then Becky who handles Speedway and the inventory… Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Never miss a Billboard Insider article. Join 3,240 subscribers who receive our daily stories for free by sending us your name and email using the form below. *FirstLastEmail *Submit Paid Advertisement