I feel compelled to say that I’ve loved Emily Chang’s commentary on the last few One Thing newsletters…pitch perfect thoughts on high culture (Grace Wales Bonner) and low culture (Dimes Square girl groups)
such a cool exploration on this scattered yet connected yet isolated yet community-driven media scape we live in, how the internet despite its worldwide connectivity has evolved into 'cities' where people of similar school of thought reside in and can be so disconnected from others (e.g. I opened the billboard top 100 one particular day and saw several bad bunny songs and at this point I had literally never heard of this man). so so interesting :)
Love this perspective; while owning the audience relationship is absolutely crucial, the real staying power for media companies will ultimately come from consistently delivering trustworthy, high-value content.
I feel compelled to say that I’ve loved Emily Chang’s commentary on the last few One Thing newsletters…pitch perfect thoughts on high culture (Grace Wales Bonner) and low culture (Dimes Square girl groups)
Yessss 100%! and we look forward to more
such a cool exploration on this scattered yet connected yet isolated yet community-driven media scape we live in, how the internet despite its worldwide connectivity has evolved into 'cities' where people of similar school of thought reside in and can be so disconnected from others (e.g. I opened the billboard top 100 one particular day and saw several bad bunny songs and at this point I had literally never heard of this man). so so interesting :)
Cities is a good metaphor! Not just one spot but agglomerations of different places and structures and communities.
Love this perspective; while owning the audience relationship is absolutely crucial, the real staying power for media companies will ultimately come from consistently delivering trustworthy, high-value content.