All of this for a sweet PowerPoint summary. Truly, the future has arrived.

(via BBC: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/a...)

This is precisely how I felt writing my intro. Remember 'survive until 2025'? YEESH.

Another highlight was all of the wonderful interviews y'all did with Keita around to a T. Was present for some and it was the best.

Give to a T a shot

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www.cnet.com/tech/gaming/...

www.wired.com/story/katama...

I also attended the full Netflix conference call discussing the proposed deal and the VAST majority of chatter was focused on film and television (and IP ownership).

This 'Business Overview' slide contained the only mention of WB's video game business.

Immediate thought is Netflix will definitely build games around IP like Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, etc—but I’d be surprised if it wanted to acquire a big studio ecosystem after spending the past two years scaling down its internal ops.

(yes I used the word 'tweet' on bluesky sue me)

Thanks for the kind words (and for reading)!

I could write a small book with the amount of responses I received (maybe I will one day), but I hope the words that made it onto the page highlight why journalists are increasingly shunning the corporate world to chart their own path—and the risks they accept to do so.

Big thanks to @stephentotilo.bsky.social, @chrisbratt.bsky.social, @plante.bsky.social, @alicejovanee.bsky.social, @lukeplunkett.com, and @chasecarter.bsky.social for taking the time to answer my questions.

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