Andrew Rosen’s ESPN vs. NYT breakdown is generating headlines, not because it’s about sports or news, but because it’s about institutions facing disruption. This episode doesn’t just recap his argument, it asks a harder question: What does it look like when legacy brands adjust too slowly to seismic shifts in distribution, personalization, and participation?
Details in the Show:
* Why Rosen says NYT is adapting, and ESPN isn’t
* How personalization is breaking legacy distribution models
* What AI-native fandom reveals about the future of content
* How legacy instutions in legacy platforms should adapt to the AI revolution
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