Jon Kelly

Jon Kelly, founder of Puck and a notable golf aficionado, joins Peter for an engaging discussion on the media's response to economic shifts. They dive into how tariffs and potential recessions are reshaping advertising revenues, especially for S.V.O.D. companies. The conversation also touches on the contrasting approaches of CNBC and Bloomberg, revealing insights about their respective strategies amidst economic turbulence. Amidst serious topics, the duo shares light-hearted moments over personal interests like music and golf.

Jon Kelly joins Peter to dissect the chaos at The Washington Post and the big bucks behind Stephen A. Smith's ESPN deal. They dive into media industry challenges, talent value, and the impact of high salaries on the industry.

Jon Kelly, an expert journalist at Puck, joins Dylan Byers to dissect MLB commissioner Rob Manfred's tricky media rights negotiations with NBC and Apple. They explore the shifting landscape of sports broadcasting and the challenges of maintaining MLB's popularity. The conversation also dives deep into the backlash from Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson's book 'Original Sin', revealing rifts within the Democratic Party and the implications for Biden's administration. It's a thrilling merge of sports and politics!

Political analyst Jon Kelly discusses the latest in the Biden scandal, including the ABC interview and Senate revolt. They also delve into David Ellison's renewed attempt to acquire Paramount. Topics include Biden's media coverage, inner circle turmoil, and the intricacies of the Paramount deal negotiations.

Jon Kelly, co-host of Media Monday and media strategy expert, joins Peter to discuss HBO's transformation under David Zaslav. They unpack HBO's shift from a broad appeal strategy to focusing on premium content, all while navigating Netflix's dominance. The duo also analyzes Peacock's bold $27 billion investment in NBA broadcasting and its potential risks and rewards. Their conversation dives into the evolving dynamics of sports media and the challenges streaming platforms face in attracting viewers.

Jon Kelly, political analyst, discusses Joe Biden's high-stakes battle against elites, media, and his own party to cling to power. The podcast covers Biden's aggressive tactics, media coverage, public perception, and contrasts with the Trump administration's approach to media management.

Kamala Harris, the Vice President of the United States, joins journalist Dana Bash and commentator Jon Kelly for a lively discussion. They analyze the implications of Harris’s interview, exploring the impact of presentation on political perception. The trio also delves into the competitive landscape of Major League Baseball's local rights, highlighting the interests of streaming giants. They address the evolving dynamics of sports broadcasting and the challenges faced by regional sports networks, all while pondering how these trends affect fan engagement.

Jon Kelly, a savvy political analyst, joins Peter Hamby to unpack the latest political happenings and media dynamics. They dive into the intrigue surrounding Anita Dunn and the surprisingly extended honeymoon for Kamala Harris. The duo also reflects on Time magazine's struggles for relevance amidst layoffs and the shifting media landscape. With a humorous take on the chaotic environment of the Democratic National Convention, they discuss the challenges of authentic reporting and the allure of exclusive advertising events.

Media expert Jon Kelly and host Peter delve into internal tensions at the New York Times over coverage of the Gaza war, workplace conduct scandals, and Paramount board resignations amid a Skydance deal. The podcast explores conflicts, negotiations, and potential outcomes in the media industry's complex landscape.

Jon Kelly, an expert in NBA media rights auctions, joins to discuss the bizarre legal battle instigated by David Zaslav against the league. They delve into the tensions surrounding NBA broadcasting, highlighting the missteps of Warner Brothers Discovery. The conversation also pivots to Kamala Harris's use of social media in her political strategy, analyzing how sports and politics intertwine, especially through the lens of modern media dynamics and generational leadership debates.