#418: Dave Nemetz on The Current State of Media Companies

The Pomp Podcast

Anthony Pompliano

Business, Investing

4.8 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2020

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Dave Nemetz previously founded Bleacher Report and Inverse. Today he serves as the General Manager at BDG Media, along with spending time advising and investing in early stage startups. In this conversation, we discuss new media models, building digital audiences, the value of persistence, DTC media, the rise of creators, and new trends that Dave is exploring. ======================= Want to sell your wonderful internet business? Tiny partners with founders to give them quick, straightforward exits that protect their team and culture. We’ll make an offer within a week, close the deal within a month, and keep your business operating for the long term. Get in touch at tinycapital.com, and we’ll let you know within a couple of days. ======================= LVL is a new crypto investing platform that I'm an investor in. They allow anyone to trade an unlimited number of times per month for only $9. If you buy or sell more than $500 in Bitcoin on any exchange, you're spending too much on trading fees. Use LVL to save money and trade as many times you want, but only pay $9/month. https://lvl.co/pomp ======================= Diginex is the first company with a cryptocurrency exchange to be listed in the US. That exchange, EQUOS, has been built to institutional standards, but is available to everyone. You can trade Bitcoin and Ethereum spot, as well as Bitcoin perpetuals, and get a 5% discount on all fees, by signing up using http://www.equos.com/pomp

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0:00.0	What's up, everyone? This is Anthony Pompliano. Most of you know me as Pomp. You're listening to the Pomp podcast, simply the best podcast out there. Let's kick this thing off.
0:13.0	Dave Nimitz previously founded Bleacher Report and Inverse. Today, he serves as the general manager at BDG Media, along with spending time advising
0:22.5	and investing in early stage startups. In this conversation, we discussed new media models,
0:28.2	building digital audiences, the value of persistence, DTC media, the rise of creators, and new
0:34.6	trends that Dave is exploring. I really enjoyed this conversation with Dave, and I hope you do as well.
0:41.3	Before we get into the episode, though, I want to quickly talk about our sponsors.
0:45.3	First up is Tiny.
0:46.3	I absolutely love these guys.
0:48.3	Andrew Wilkinson came on the podcast earlier this year, and he was a fan favorite as well.
0:53.3	If you want to sell a wonderful internet
0:55.2	business that you've built, Tiny is the partner for you. Tiny partners with founders to give them
0:59.9	quick, straightforward exits that protect their team and their culture. They make an offer
1:05.0	within a week. They close the deal within a month and they keep your business operating for
1:09.1	the long term. If you've got an internet
1:11.1	business and you're looking to sell it, there's no better person I could think of than to get
1:15.6	in touch with Tiny. You can get in touch with them at tinycapital.com. Again, tinycapital.com
1:23.2	and they'll let you know within just a couple of days. Andrew and the team over there are fantastic.
1:28.1	They've got a long track record of doing the right thing over and over again.
1:32.1	And if you're looking for a partner, go check out tinycapital.com.
1:37.1	Next up is Level.
1:38.9	Level is a new crypto investing platform that I'm an investor in.
1:42.4	They allow anyone to trade an unlimited number of times per month for only $9.
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