Okay, Computer 9/7/22: The Curators of Culture Creation: A Conversation with Joe Marchese of Human Ventures

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🗓️ 7 September 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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See our show notes and transcript here Episode Description: Dan talks with Joe Marchese, Executive Chairman & Build Partner at Human Ventures, about Snap’s struggles amid an advertising downturn (2:35), unlocking Twitter’s full potential and its brewing courtroom fight with Elon Musk (6:36), Netflix’s make-or-break push into ad-supported subscriptions (9:37), challenges with evaluating the performance of digital ads (18:45), the intensifying competition between Alphabet/Google and Amazon (29:09), if TikTok is the new center of culture creation (34:54), and whether Apple will become a dominant player in the streaming wars and digital advertising (43:40). ---- Background reading for stories discussed in this episode: The Information: A Visionary Afloat: Snap CEO Evan Spiegel Helped Create the Social Web as We Know It. Now He’s Sinking Under It. The Information: What Snap’s Major Restructuring Means for Creators Variety: Netflix Ad Tier Launch Moved Up to November to Get Ahead of Disney+, Streamer Tells Ad Buyers FT: Apple plans to double its digital advertising business workforce Bloomberg: Why Apple Is Preparing to Let You Subscribe to Your iPhone Gavin Baker’s Twitter exchange with Dan on Apple & its digital advertising business —- Email us at [email protected] with any feedback, suggestions, or questions for us to answer on the pod, and follow us @OkayComputerPod. We’re on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Subscribe to our YouTube page

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0:00.0	Welcome to the OK Computer podcast takeover of the On the Tape feed.
0:04.3	OK Computer is the latest offering for risk reversal media.
0:07.3	We're going to cover all things tech, public and private markets, the intersection of Web 2 and Web 3.
0:12.9	We have this amazing group of co-hosts and contributors.
0:16.5	This is going to be in the On the Tape feed for a short period of time.
0:19.2	So please follow OK Computer in your podcast stores.
0:23.0	So you get new episodes every Wednesday on your phone.
0:26.7	Thanks.
0:28.1	Welcome to OK Computer.
0:29.6	I am Dan Nathan.
0:30.8	I am joined by someone today who has been on the pod before.
0:35.0	But he's probably the most mentioned, I guess, name dropped person on
0:39.3	OK Computer is Joe Markeasy. He is a very good friend of mine. He is the executive chairman of
0:45.7	human ventures. Joe, welcome back to OK Computer. Thank you for having me back. So here's the deal.
0:52.0	You just poured yourself a nice glass of comus. Most people who come on the pod get a bottle of comos, as you know on the way back. So you're not
0:59.1	doing this for the tequila. No, I actually like your company. You like my company and you like the
1:04.0	conversation. All right, listen, we have a lot to cover today. This is our holiday short and week
1:10.0	episode of OK Computer. It was Labor Day. We
1:12.5	are recording this on Labor Day. But I just thought we kind of chat a little bit. I know this is a
1:16.9	huge day for you coming up. It's Apple's big iPhone launch day, which it is not. But we're going to cover,
1:22.7	we're going to cover some things about that. Why is it not yours? You're the green guy. Are you picking on me for having an
1:27.7	Android? Being a man of the people, like this is, it is much more used internationally as an operating
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