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Why the future of all media starts with mobile – with Patrick Reynolds of Triton Digital

Patrick Reynolds Triton Digital

To say the emergence of mobile has caused a mass media shift would be, well, an understatement. Television, newspapers and radio are in the process of being reinvented whether they like it or not. The media industry is slowly folding over itself and the blurring between traditional print, television and radio is happening right before our eyes. I dare you to find one outlet that isn’t encroaching on another today – this isn’t creative destruction anymore, this is a land grab with huge economic consequences.

Why publishers need to move quickly in mobile and how they can start earning revenue – with Pressly CEO Jeff Brenner (Part 3)

jeff brenner Pressly

The print industry is in a transition period. While some look at what is happening as the end of the newspaper, others are more optimistic and sense a greater opportunity as newspapers and media around the globe re-invent themselves in the digital and mobile worlds. Enter Pressly, a Toronto, Canada based company co-founded by Jeff [...]

How Pressly landed the Toronto Star as their first marquee client – with CEO Jeff Brenner (Part 2)

Jeff Brenner Pressly

In this segment, Jeff Brenner, CEO of Pressly, answers the question why are some of the largest brands in the world coming to his company, how they convince companies to abandon their previous efforts in building native applications to use their platform, how they landed the Toronto Star as their first marquee client, why using Flipboard is not a good brand decision and why build a web experience over a native app.

How Pressly is moving publishers into the tablet era – with CEO Jeff Brenner (Part 1)

jeff brenner Pressly

In this first segment of our episode with Pressly CEO Jeff Brenner, we focus on his background, where the opportunity is in the publishing space, attacking the engineering hurdles of building a disruptive product and what the challenges have been transitioning from a consulting company into a product company.

How mobile will save the television industry – with Umami co-founder, Scott Rosenberg

What happens when the television is no longer the focal point in your living room? Sure, it is on, glowing with movement but, more and more people are looking down at these smaller mobile screens with television in the background as noise. Scott Rosenberg’s company, Umami, is tackling this engagement challenge head on and here’s how they are changing the television industry as we know it.

Movl: How mobile is closing the distance between our couch and our television – with cofounder Alan Queen

Alan Queen

There is a skirmish underway and it is playing out in living rooms around the world. What happens when you take the dumbest of screens that have been the focal point in most living rooms for decades and add the hyper personalized smartphone and mash them together? Mayhem…and massive opportunity. What does the future hold [...]