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AI engines, creator holding companies, direct-to-audience commerce, long-form, and the creator-as-investor loop — the five creator-economy tech trends reshaping communications.
YouTube as publishing operation, SEO asset, paid advertising channel, and community infrastructure — the four business use cases, what works by category, production fundamentals, and measurement.
The March 2012 Yahoo patent suit against Facebook — the canonical example of how patent litigation between operating competitors signals corporate decline. The 10-20 patents, the cross-licensing settlement, and what the suit foretold about the 2017 Verizon sale.
Atomic PR was the canonical Web 2.0 tech communications firm. The Grayling acquisition, the analytics legacy, what survived in the AI Communications era.
Over the past five years, online video streaming of movies and television shows has skyrocketed.
Google TV is the biggest swing anyone has taken at the television set since color. Networks block it, the keyboard remote is a problem, and the bet depends on three things breaking right.
The 2026 media economy. Six surfaces — search, streaming, newsletters, podcasts, creator video, magazines. Substack, Spotify, Netflix, YouTube, NYT, Bloomberg, Morning Brew. The flagship Media Economy hub.
David A. Steinberg has spent nearly two decades building Zeta Global into a $1.3B-revenue AI Marketing Cloud on NYSE. The InPhonic lesson, the 19-quarter beat-and-raise streak, and the OpenAI-powered Athena thesis.
Verizon has announced a substantial recent upgrade fee charging $20 on every phone upgrade across multiple categories. The $20 standard fee structure, the $30 under-contract customer fee, the standard retail channel application, the operational framing including processing cost recovery, and the broader strategic logic for Verizon's premium pricing positioning.
FARA and the Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA) overlap in some engagements. A single engagement can potentially trigger either, both, or neither, depending on facts. The statutory determination should be made by qualified counsel.
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