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Next TMT is the leading voice at the intersection of technology, media, and telecom, delivering sharp insights, executive interviews, and trend analysis on the forces reshaping the global media landscape. From streaming wars and FAST channels to AI in broadcasting, advertising innovation, broadband infrastructure, sports media, and telecom transformation, Next TMT keeps industry leaders ahead of the curve. Co-founded by media veterans Daniel Frankel and David Bloom, Next TMT combines decades of expertise with an eye on the future of content, distribution
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Next TMT Talks: The Intersection of Technology, Media and Telecom
Who gets to decide what counts as great television, and does the question even make sense anymore? David Bloom and Daniel Frankel of Next TMT Talks take on the New York Times' 100 best TV shows of the 21st century and what the list says about who TV is...
Next TMT Talks: The Intersection of Technology, Media and Telecom
Paramount-WBD Is Done. What Happens to Hollywood Now? The $111 billion Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery deal is done after the state attorneys general backed down. So what happens to Hollywood now? Next TMT co-founders David Bloom and Daniel Frankel di...
Next TMT Talks: The Intersection of Technology, Media and Telecom
Sports Is Going Social | Gen Z Fandom with Jon Giegengack Jon Giegengack of Hub Entertainment Research joins Daniel Frankel to unpack the latest wave of their ongoing study tracking how Americans consume sports — and the numbers tell a surprising story...
Next TMT Talks: The Intersection of Technology, Media and Telecom
From Inertia to Innovation: Inside Broadcast's Cloud Reckoning with Graham Sharp (BCNEXXT) US broadcast has been promised the cloud for over a decade — so why are most operations still running the same infrastructure they had ten years ago? In this ext...
Next TMT Talks: The Intersection of Technology, Media and Telecom
Everyone's talking about Nvidia's $13 billion acquisition of Hugging Face — but there's one angle getting far less attention. This week on Next TMT Networks, editor Dan Jones sits down with Jack Gold, principal analyst at J. Gold Associates, to unpack ...
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