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So effective at driving subscriber numbers in the last few years? the times in the us, its been, actually, a delight to be there and to help, but to try to understand their success, which is totally real. there are lots of reasons. they have 1700 journalists, great ones, the break big stories, they benefited and the subscription business benefited massively from the rise of trump, in the sense that the were a key voice of reality check — and they also built, and increasingly are building — i...

Its been, actually, a delight to be there and to help, but to try to understand their success, which is totally real. there are lots of reasons. they have 1700 journalists, great ones, the break big stories, they benefited and the subscription business benefited massively from the rise of trump, in the sense that the were a key voice of reality check — and they also built, and increasingly are building — it is an interesting story of a broad media business in which their cooking and crosswor...

Power that britain gives to the world. that wont survive this commercialisation that youre talking about. well, i see no reason why it cant. i mean, but what im saying is, i think well see a hybrid model where there will be some public support, public funding for public service broadcasting. we will probably want the bbc to try and build up its commercial revenues. the director general wants to do that himself and has talked about that in the past, through notjust only making programmes and expo...

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Spotify is one of the most popular streaming services in the world, it still struggles to make money off streaming music? exactly, the revenue, spotify went public in 2017 and is trying to transform itself into a publisher. they are a media company, it is the same when the washington post produces a podcast, we have control over the content because it is associated with our brand, it is our podcast. it is a transition from a platform to being a straight up media company and with that comes lots ...

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To make money off streaming music? exactly, and as its been said, the revenues... i spotify went public in 2018 and essentially is trying. to transform itself from a music - streaming company into a publisher. theyre a media company. its the same way when the - washington post produces a podcast. you know, we edit the content, i we have control over the content because its associated with our brand. - its our podcast. so this is a big transition, - basically from being a platform to being a stra...

Still a lot of critics. i do that possibly it will push back the controversy for a few weeks to give spotify the opportunity to give spotify the opportunity to try and placate the big—name artist �*s one—on—one. figs to try and placate the big-name artist s one-on-one._ artist s one-on-one. as you say spotify _ artist s one-on-one. as you say spotify is _ artist s one-on-one. as you say spotify is hardly - artist s one-on-one. as you say spotify is hardly alone i artist s one-on-one. as...

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Vaccine hesitancy i think because of alternative you know, cures for covid and so on that havent been borne out by scientists and experts in your field and so on. what do you think? does rogan need a truth booster here? whats going on? >> you wonder now whether, over the last couple of years he read the room so to speak and looked at his subscribers and basically been telling them what they want to hear. that hes made a calculation based on subscriptions about what to broadcast to people who lis...