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Jo & John delve into #succession (the TV show and IRL!) Fact vs Fiction revealed. New Episode this Friday! Link below. #exitplanning #exitstrategy #sellingyourbusiness

I like when actually a movie or a TV show based on a book kind of takes on its own life and becomes its own project. Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/AOPpY #CrimeCafepodcast #CrimeCafe #CrimeCafeInterview #authorinterview #crimefiction

How's this for a bit of #MondayMotivation from political comedian and TV impressionist Matt Forde? Check out his full episode – link in the comments below.

Think of the last presentation you heard. The last TV show, documentary, or movie you watched. A recent conversation with a friend. It’s likely that what you remember most was the best story you heard. Our brains are designed for pattern recognition, and stories are how we make sense of the world. To stand out among the noise, tell a great story. #BrandStorytelling #Documentary

Here's my portriat of The Flash from the CW TV series titled: "The Fastest Man Alive"

While movies and TV shows often portray love bombing as romantic, it can be used as a tactic to control and manipulate. Visit our most recent blog post to learn more about the signs of love bombing and how you can respond. https://lnkd.in/g55gKwVD #lovebombing #relationshipcoaching

More than 35 years ago, the TV series Unsolved Mysteries debuted and lasted 11 seasons on both NBC and CBS. With 2 reboots including a current one on Netflix, Unsolved Mysteries has been both successful and a cultural phenomena . Why did the show work so well? Read my piece "You May Be Able to Help Solve A Mystery" at my Substack: albertlanier.substack.com.

Think quick: What TV show have you binge-watched with no limits or regrets? Was it “The Office”? “Breaking Bad”? “The Sopranos”? “The Walking Dead”? "Ted Lasso"? Today is National Binge TV Day, designed to recognize, celebrate or confess to what most people do anyway throughout the year. Let’s face it, every day is National Binge TV Day. Today’s column shares the most binge-watched shows. https://lnkd.in/gpCtUEQz

Something from the most recent #TheBundle episode: 📝 Once poison-pill clauses related to mininum credit ratings or escrow deposits (which #Amazon both did in its agreed-upon contract with the #NBA) are deemed material to a media rights agreement, it might be fair to say that “last match rights” aren’t worth the paper they are written on. On the other hand, rights-owning organization are certainly free to seek and accept such terms if consistent with its legitimate business interests — however onerous they might be. Some purpose for LMR may remain, though, such as market price discovery. 🚨 In related news: S&P Global revises its outlook for Warner Bros. Discovery to negative, from stable, while affirming its ‘BBB’ credit rating — I guess managing the risk of credit/payment default is in the legitimate business interest of the NBA (or any other rights owner). 🏀 From sports business to sports arena: It’s like NBA teams front-load restricted free agency offers to exploit financial restrictions (salary cap) of the incumbent team — making it hard(er) to match exact terms. 🎧 On the Unofficial Partner podcast: “Last matching rights” and “exclusive negotiation periods” clauses are having what COVID was for “force majeure events” — expect less room for interpretation in future high-stake media rights agreements. 📺 Murray Barnett on another poison-pill dimension: the definition of television 👇🏼

Here’s a bit of Friday fun! 🌟 We asked Clement, “What is one TV show you recommend everyone should watch?” and he suggested Channel 4's Utopia. Which TV would you recommend? Let us know in the comments! #PropertyManagement #MeetTheTeam #TeamPhoto