From Big Bird to Gangnam Style pt.2
summary
Claims that digital content wins: Vice builds local youth culture stories in China, reaches 600 million online users with 80% via mobile, and faces government takedown requests; short-form is rising but educational content may shift to personalized digital learning rather than 11‑minute episodes; broadcasters keep value tied to live sports while brands fund content; accelerator Nautilus vets about 200 startups in six months, showing tooling and platforms for new formats and publishers unhooking from social pipes.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Basketball diplomacy North Korea
- 0:23Wall Street to Vice China
- 1:04Youth culture bridge China
- 3:07Short-form overtakes long-form
- 3:49Disruptive content across screens
- 5:15Educational content mobile age
- 6:37Revolution in content creation
- 7:38Personality-driven content stars
- 8:43Incumbents vs disruptive change
- 10:30Content beyond video
- 12:16Vice disruption authenticity
- 14:45Young entrepreneurs media future
- 15:06AOL startup program trends
- 16:30Content reclaims throne
