What if AI is not just a tool, but a new kind of species - one that evolves, adapts, and reshapes our industries from within? In this piece, I explore how reframing AI as an autonomous actor changes how we think about strategy, competition, and the future of work.

Television is no longer shaped by schedules or channels, but by algorithms and endless scroll. This article explores how the logic of YouTube - personalized feeds, creator-driven content, and passive discovery - is transforming what we once called TV.

Too often, we see articles and reports pointing out that video games have surpassed Hollywood in revenue. Just google it and you will see how "video games is now bigger than movies and music combined" or "bigger than movies and sports". But is this really the case?

After Disney's announcement that it will stop distributing its content on Netflix with a view to launch its own streaming service in 2019, both company's stock price dropped the following day. While this isn't necessarily a bad move for Disney or Netflix, this will probably impact other sides of the TV industry.

To create a great film, producers need great management skills and business acumen. Securing funds for filmmaking usually involves many different entities, each approaching the project from a different angle and looking for different rewards. Who are all these entities? 

In the entertainment space, every business is fighting for your time. It is a limited resource that each consumer decides what to do with it - play a game, check Facebook, stream music or go to the movies. When a huge success like Pokemon Go enters the scene, who is it really competing with?

Looking to grow a business? Here are five key areas you need to analyze for a successful Business Development plan.

Growing at an incredible rate, Snapchat is becoming a very interesting mobile content distribution and aggregation platform, particularly for younger audiences. The recent deal with heavy-weight media conglomerate Viacom is a hint of things to come. What does the future old for Snapchat?

This week Rdio filed for bankruptcy, making it clear what everyone already knows but has difficulty in admitting: music streaming is a broken business model. Companies like Spotify, Deezer or Pandora will have a very hard time to remain sustainable over the long term so... what can they do?

With the nostalgic millennials getting older and more sentimental, we are seeing a revival of traditional media & entertainment business models. Retro games, vinyl, radio broadcasting and linear TV are back!