Broken Dishes Podcast
Episode 130 "Jimmy Kimmel, Warner Brothers, & Community"

Cody and Ivan discuss the current state of late night television, focusing on Jimmy Kimmel's potential exit from the scene. They explore the implications of media mergers, the decline of traditional late night shows, and the evolving landscape of streaming and content ownership. As well as lessons learned from Yahoo's failed media ventures. The episode concludes with reflections on the future of entertainment and the importance of adapting to changing market dynamics.


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Takeaways
Late night television is experiencing a significant decline.
Jimmy Kimmel's show may not be renewed due to poor ratings.
Media mergers are reshaping the entertainment landscape.
Yahoo's attempt to revive 'Community' serves as a cautionary tale.
Corporate dynamics heavily influence media decisions.
Content ownership is becoming increasingly centralized.
The Ellison family is a major player in media acquisitions.
Innovative strategies are essential for survival in media.
Listeners should be aware of the evolving nature of entertainment.


Chapters
00:00 The State of Late Night TV
02:36 The Power Dynamics in Media
05:24 Warner Brothers and Media Mergers
07:11 The Future of Streaming and Sports
10:02 Lessons from Yahoo's Media Ventures



Keywords

late night TV, Jimmy Kimmel, media mergers, streaming, content ownership, sports media, video games, Yahoo, entertainment industry, Community, Paramount