Dashboard 7-28-23
Social Media Hits
Hmmm @elonmusk and @lindayacc could you please send me a new pair that has X and no Bird please 🙂 … pic.twitter.com/QzgpLZsp8L
— John Legere (@JohnLegere) July 25, 2023
Hey @capitalweather what’s this just seen over the Capitol dome?!?!? pic.twitter.com/w4DoHPbJFB
— Peter Kiley (@PDad) July 25, 2023
When the HBO rebrand to Max happened I didn't understand the tossing away of the more powerful and valuable brand. And yet just months later here we are again with Twitter and X.
I don't get it. Brand recognition and value is SO HARD to build and protect. Why toss it out?
— Shawn Tylka (@tylka5) July 25, 2023
Research
(Source: Parrot Analytics)
➢ While Peacock is still the smallest of the major media-backed streaming services, it is also showing the most consistent growth in market share.
➢ Peacock Originals accounted for 3.7% of U.S. demand for streaming original series in 2Q23.
➢ Eight Peacock Originals averaged “Outstanding” demand with U.S audiences in 2Q23, meaning they were each in the top 2.9% of shows across all platforms during that time.
Up Ahead
July 30-August 2: The Independent Show 2023; Minneapolis, MN
August 7-8: C2HRCon, Brooklyn
August 20-23: Fiber Connect 2023; Orlando
Sept. 8: 2023 Cablefax Most Powerful Women Nomination Deadline
Sept 18-19: The WICT Network Leadership Conference; NYC
Sept 19-20: NAMIC 37th Annual Conference; NYC
Quotable
“Even though we’re making such incredible strides in women’s sports, we’re nowhere near where we need to be and it takes work and it takes investment and it takes really hard stances at times—even taking your employer to court during a World Cup. These things seem big and scary, but the magnitude and how far it pushes us not only in women’s sports, but women in the workplace in general, it’s a huge deal. And we have to keep doing this and showing and giving space for these younger players, to educate them and have them have a voice as well in these really important decisions because it impacts them for a really long time.”
– Former Professional Soccer Player and Gotham FC Global Creative Advisor Ashlyn Harris at the CNBC x Boardroom Game Plan Summit on the state of women in sports
