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Saturday, April 5, 2008. To the extent that a single graph can explain the raison d'être of my startup, TIMI Media, this is the graph. It was the data in this graph that caused me to eschew a much more popular path to online media in favor of attempting to do something for TV. What exactly is this graph showing? It’s showing that ad supported cable has grown its share of viewers (total impressions) from 39% to 58% in the past 9 years at a pretty steady rate of 2% a year. It is true that no single cable n...

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Saturday, April 5, 2008. To the extent that a single graph can explain the raison d'être of my startup, TIMI Media, this is the graph. It was the data in this graph that caused me to eschew a much more popular path to online media in favor of attempting to do something for TV. What exactly is this graph showing? It’s showing that ad supported cable has grown its share of viewers (total impressions) from 39% to 58% in the past 9 years at a pretty steady rate of 2% a year. It is true that no single cable n...

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The Media Economist: Guitar Hero

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Sunday, March 23, 2008. The way I play poker says a lot about how I make business decisions. I’m generally a very analytical, calculating player. I know the odds of any situation as well as anyone, and 90% of the time I’m just playing those odds and trying to maximize my expected value. But every once in a while, I spot a tell. Someone bets a little too quickly, or plays with his chips a little bit too long or stares me down a little too intensely. In fact, these hunches often lead to my biggest bets.

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The Media Economist: March 2008

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Sunday, March 23, 2008. The way I play poker says a lot about how I make business decisions. I’m generally a very analytical, calculating player. I know the odds of any situation as well as anyone, and 90% of the time I’m just playing those odds and trying to maximize my expected value. But every once in a while, I spot a tell. Someone bets a little too quickly, or plays with his chips a little bit too long or stares me down a little too intensely. In fact, these hunches often lead to my biggest bets.

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The Media Economist: Practice Makes Permanent

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Thursday, March 13, 2008. Of all the trite clichés spouted by parents, teachers and other authority figures, the one that irked me the most as a child was the constant refrain, “Practice Makes Perfect.”. The phrase bugged me for a lot of reasons, some of them being:. It conflicted with my experience – I practiced yet I was not perfect. It was ambiguous – How much practice do I need to become perfect, exactly? It was philosophically misleading – Is perfection really attainable anyway? But if you blindly r...

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The Media Economist: April 2008

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Saturday, April 5, 2008. To the extent that a single graph can explain the raison d'être of my startup, TIMI Media, this is the graph. It was the data in this graph that caused me to eschew a much more popular path to online media in favor of attempting to do something for TV. What exactly is this graph showing? It’s showing that ad supported cable has grown its share of viewers (total impressions) from 39% to 58% in the past 9 years at a pretty steady rate of 2% a year. It is true that no single cable n...

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The Media Economist: Impression Exchange Ratios

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Wednesday, March 5, 2008. Let’s say that you wanted to exchange some of your dollars for pesos so that you could have some beer money for your trip to Cabo. The bank tells you that the exchange rate is about 10 to 1, so you change one hundred dollars for one thousand pesos and head to the airport. On the way there, you notice that instead of Mexican pesos, you got Chilean pesos. Sucks for you since you aren’t going to Chile. Sucks even worse because your 1,000 Chilean pesos are worth about two bucks.

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