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HipMojo 11A: Greatest US Digital Media Acquisitions


welcome to hip mojo this is show 11 my

welcome to hip mojo this is show 11 my name is ashton carter solution and I’m

name is ashton carter solution and I’m

name is ashton carter solution and I’m CT more and this week we’re going to be

CT more and this week we’re going to be

CT more and this week we’re going to be covering a few things we’re going to

covering a few things we’re going to

covering a few things we’re going to revisit some of the top mergers and

revisit some of the top mergers and

revisit some of the top mergers and acquisitions online we’re going to talk

acquisitions online we’re going to talk

acquisitions online we’re going to talk about marketers becoming content

about marketers becoming content

about marketers becoming content producers and then in lightning round

producers and then in lightning round

producers and then in lightning round we’re going to be talking about what’s

we’re going to be talking about what’s

we’re going to be talking about what’s next for Apple as well as top 100 video

next for Apple as well as top 100 video

next for Apple as well as top 100 video companies and a few other items sure

companies and a few other items sure

companies and a few other items sure let’s get started so we updated the list

let’s get started so we updated the list

let’s get started so we updated the list there of top 10 internet digital media

there of top 10 internet digital media

there of top 10 internet digital media M&A deals in the US well just a little

M&A deals in the US well just a little

M&A deals in the US well just a little bit of background a few weeks ago we

bit of background a few weeks ago we

bit of background a few weeks ago we visited it we refer to something you

visited it we refer to something you

visited it we refer to something you wrote back in 2006 yes so at that time

wrote back in 2006 yes so at that time

wrote back in 2006 yes so at that time this was a month right after the big 900

this was a month right after the big 900

this was a month right after the big 900 million dollar deal between Google and

million dollar deal between Google and

million dollar deal between Google and Fox interactive courbes so we had

Fox interactive courbes so we had

Fox interactive courbes so we had actually put News Corp basically

actually put News Corp basically

actually put News Corp basically acquiring intermix from myspace at

acquiring intermix from myspace at

acquiring intermix from myspace at number one which admittedly in hindsight

number one which admittedly in hindsight

number one which admittedly in hindsight looks sheepish but at the time it was

looks sheepish but at the time it was

looks sheepish but at the time it was nine hundred million dollars guaranteed

nine hundred million dollars guaranteed

nine hundred million dollars guaranteed revenue so that made number one so

revenue so that made number one so

revenue so that made number one so basically now that I write a little plug

basically now that I write a little plug

basically now that I write a little plug here now that I write weekly for

here now that I write weekly for

here now that I write weekly for TechCrunch I decided it would be a good

TechCrunch I decided it would be a good

TechCrunch I decided it would be a good time to basically refresh that list so

time to basically refresh that list so

time to basically refresh that list so four of the ten deals were repeated

four of the ten deals were repeated

four of the ten deals were repeated those four were Microsoft acquires

those four were Microsoft acquires

those four were Microsoft acquires hotmail for four hundred million dollars

hotmail for four hundred million dollars

hotmail for four hundred million dollars and the reason for that just being that

and the reason for that just being that

and the reason for that just being that it’s still the number one web based

it’s still the number one web based

it’s still the number one web based email even though admittedly maybe a lot

email even though admittedly maybe a lot

email even though admittedly maybe a lot of those accounts are not active ebay

of those accounts are not active ebay

of those accounts are not active ebay acquires paypal right now paypal is the

acquires paypal right now paypal is the

acquires paypal right now paypal is the most exciting part of ebays business AOL

most exciting part of ebays business AOL

most exciting part of ebays business AOL buying advertising calm slipped

buying advertising calm slipped

buying advertising calm slipped advertising calm is no longer the big

advertising calm is no longer the big

advertising calm is no longer the big engine of revenue but it’s still without

engine of revenue but it’s still without

engine of revenue but it’s still without it I think AOL would have just probably

it I think AOL would have just probably

it I think AOL would have just probably cease to exist a few years ago and of

cease to exist a few years ago and of

cease to exist a few years ago and of course Yahoo buying overture for 1.63

course Yahoo buying overture for 1.63

course Yahoo buying overture for 1.63 billion which gave them an entry into

billion which gave them an entry into

billion which gave them an entry into paid search and was the reason why Yahoo

paid search and was the reason why Yahoo

paid search and was the reason why Yahoo was black so six out of the ten fell and

was black so six out of the ten fell and

was black so six out of the ten fell and we have basically six new so okay what

we have basically six new so okay what

we have basically six new so okay what was the criteria all right so yeah how

was the criteria all right so yeah how

was the criteria all right so yeah how do you go about picking these guys

do you go about picking these guys

do you go about picking these guys because it seems a little bias it seems

because it seems a little bias it seems

because it seems a little bias it seems very leading very much towards media

very leading very much towards media

very leading very much towards media towards search that kind of thing yeah

towards search that kind of thing yeah

towards search that kind of thing yeah so I actually came out and said outright

so I actually came out and said outright

so I actually came out and said outright that my background being in search

that my background being in search

that my background being in search online

online

online and and video and advertising it’s going

and and video and advertising it’s going

and and video and advertising it’s going to skew towards those sectors to I also

to skew towards those sectors to I also

to skew towards those sectors to I also say this is not a technology list so

say this is not a technology list so

say this is not a technology list so there are a lot of great deals and you

there are a lot of great deals and you

there are a lot of great deals and you could argue that Apple buying next to

could argue that Apple buying next to

could argue that Apple buying next to bring back you know Steve Jobs was

bring back you know Steve Jobs was

bring back you know Steve Jobs was probably a hell of a coup because they

probably a hell of a coup because they

probably a hell of a coup because they get Steve Jobs back this was not a

get Steve Jobs back this was not a

get Steve Jobs back this was not a technology list I might do one later on

technology list I might do one later on

technology list I might do one later on and it was also not a global list I

and it was also not a global list I

and it was also not a global list I think I wanted to be very clear that

think I wanted to be very clear that

think I wanted to be very clear that this is clearly us deals and basically I

this is clearly us deals and basically I

this is clearly us deals and basically I mean the idea was if you take out a

mean the idea was if you take out a

mean the idea was if you take out a competitor or if you buy an asset and

competitor or if you buy an asset and

competitor or if you buy an asset and you don’t wildly over pay and you

you don’t wildly over pay and you

you don’t wildly over pay and you integrate that well or it gives you a

integrate that well or it gives you a

integrate that well or it gives you a new entry in a new industry and that

new entry in a new industry and that

new entry in a new industry and that becomes a new growth of engine it’s sort

becomes a new growth of engine it’s sort

becomes a new growth of engine it’s sort of common sense deals we also did not

of common sense deals we also did not

of common sense deals we also did not include partial deals so if Microsoft

include partial deals so if Microsoft

include partial deals so if Microsoft invests 240 million for one point six

invests 240 million for one point six

invests 240 million for one point six percent of Facebook which in hindsight

percent of Facebook which in hindsight

percent of Facebook which in hindsight looks like a genius deal that’s like a

looks like a genius deal that’s like a

looks like a genius deal that’s like a partial investment we didn’t include

partial investment we didn’t include

partial investment we didn’t include that we also didn’t include skype when

that we also didn’t include skype when

that we also didn’t include skype when seventy percent of it was acquired by

seventy percent of it was acquired by

seventy percent of it was acquired by Anderson Horowitz as well as silver lake

Anderson Horowitz as well as silver lake

Anderson Horowitz as well as silver lake which then they flip 48 billion like a

which then they flip 48 billion like a

which then they flip 48 billion like a year or two later we didn’t include that

year or two later we didn’t include that

year or two later we didn’t include that so the new deals and you can check out

so the new deals and you can check out

so the new deals and you can check out the list on techcrunch com or hit mojo

the list on techcrunch com or hit mojo

the list on techcrunch com or hit mojo calm I’m just going to run down the new

calm I’m just going to run down the new

calm I’m just going to run down the new ones basically so we added amazon

ones basically so we added amazon

ones basically so we added amazon acquires apples for you know nine

acquires apples for you know nine

acquires apples for you know nine hundred million dollars the reason for

hundred million dollars the reason for

hundred million dollars the reason for that was apples was one of the only

that was apples was one of the only

that was apples was one of the only threats on the e-commerce front so i

threats on the e-commerce front so i

threats on the e-commerce front so i thought that would be worthy we added

thought that would be worthy we added

thought that would be worthy we added CBS acquires cnet for 1.8 billion which

CBS acquires cnet for 1.8 billion which

CBS acquires cnet for 1.8 billion which was a very expensive deal it was four

was a very expensive deal it was four

was a very expensive deal it was four times revenue but this was right before

times revenue but this was right before

times revenue but this was right before the crash in 2008 CBS was not a big you

the crash in 2008 CBS was not a big you

the crash in 2008 CBS was not a big you know web property there were not that

know web property there were not that

know web property there were not that many properties out there that would

many properties out there that would

many properties out there that would give it overnight scale like cnet would

give it overnight scale like cnet would

give it overnight scale like cnet would so even though it was expensive and if

so even though it was expensive and if

so even though it was expensive and if they would have waited six months it

they would have waited six months it

they would have waited six months it would have maybe cost them half I think

would have maybe cost them half I think

would have maybe cost them half I think that gave CBS an overnight sort of Hail

that gave CBS an overnight sort of Hail

that gave CBS an overnight sort of Hail Mary what’s interesting is we actually

Mary what’s interesting is we actually

Mary what’s interesting is we actually had strategic discussions with both CBS

had strategic discussions with both CBS

had strategic discussions with both CBS and CNN on one trip where I flew out

and CNN on one trip where I flew out

and CNN on one trip where I flew out from the east coast to San Fran and flew

from the east coast to San Fran and flew

from the east coast to San Fran and flew back that night I met both CBS and

back that night I met both CBS and

back that night I met both CBS and cnet’s MN 18 and then they ended up

cnet’s MN 18 and then they ended up

cnet’s MN 18 and then they ended up merging so so you might have had

merging so so you might have had

merging so so you might have had something to do with it no not at all it

something to do with it no not at all it

something to do with it no not at all it just shows that you know we’re pretty

just shows that you know we’re pretty

just shows that you know we’re pretty small insignificant at the time but it

small insignificant at the time but it

small insignificant at the time but it was an interesting little footnote I

was an interesting little footnote I

was an interesting little footnote I added now Google appears four times in

added now Google appears four times in

added now Google appears four times in this list now Google’s also done some

this list now Google’s also done some

this list now Google’s also done some crappy deals dodge ball which went

crappy deals dodge ball which went

crappy deals dodge ball which went nowhere and led to Dennis Crowley moving

nowhere and led to Dennis Crowley moving

nowhere and led to Dennis Crowley moving on and do

on and do

on and do foursquare they also bought dmart

foursquare they also bought dmart

foursquare they also bought dmart broadcasting which was this like radio

broadcasting which was this like radio

broadcasting which was this like radio sales wrapping firm for like supposedly

sales wrapping firm for like supposedly

sales wrapping firm for like supposedly billions but it was only a hundred

billions but it was only a hundred

billions but it was only a hundred million in the end and the founders left

million in the end and the founders left

million in the end and the founders left and basically told Google off but Google

and basically told Google off but Google

and basically told Google off but Google gets four entries they bought

gets four entries they bought

gets four entries they bought double-click for 3.1 billion which at

double-click for 3.1 billion which at

double-click for 3.1 billion which at the time was deemed very pricey

the time was deemed very pricey

the time was deemed very pricey especially after the fact that Hellman

especially after the fact that Hellman

especially after the fact that Hellman and how the PE firm had bought them for

and how the PE firm had bought them for

and how the PE firm had bought them for 1.1 billion just like a year or two

1.1 billion just like a year or two

1.1 billion just like a year or two before that but now when you look at

before that but now when you look at

before that but now when you look at Google strength and display that’s

Google strength and display that’s

Google strength and display that’s thanks to double-click we ok we swapped

thanks to double-click we ok we swapped

thanks to double-click we ok we swapped Google buying Springs for Google buying

Google buying Springs for Google buying

Google buying Springs for Google buying applied semantics because that’s what

applied semantics because that’s what

applied semantics because that’s what gave birth to Adsense and a lot of

gave birth to Adsense and a lot of

gave birth to Adsense and a lot of people after my brought in that semantic

people after my brought in that semantic

people after my brought in that semantic element to their algorithm which ships

element to their algorithm which ships

element to their algorithm which ships pretty much has not only helped them

pretty much has not only helped them

pretty much has not only helped them with Adsense but would help them with

with Adsense but would help them with

with Adsense but would help them with indexing the web as well it honestly

indexing the web as well it honestly

indexing the web as well it honestly could be number one I think the reason

could be number one I think the reason

could be number one I think the reason why I didn’t put it number one is

why I didn’t put it number one is

why I didn’t put it number one is because at the end of the day you could

because at the end of the day you could

because at the end of the day you could argue that it I mean they bought that

argue that it I mean they bought that

argue that it I mean they bought that and it was a hell of a deal but they

and it was a hell of a deal but they

and it was a hell of a deal but they could have built something like that

could have built something like that

could have built something like that probably but it’s still a great deal and

probably but it’s still a great deal and

probably but it’s still a great deal and a lot of people fairly after my first

a lot of people fairly after my first

a lot of people fairly after my first list were like interesting list but dude

list were like interesting list but dude

list were like interesting list but dude why Springs why not applied semantics so

why Springs why not applied semantics so

why Springs why not applied semantics so we swapped that and then we we also what

we swapped that and then we we also what

we swapped that and then we we also what are the other deals that we added two

are the other deals that we added two

are the other deals that we added two more YouTube sorry google deals one

more YouTube sorry google deals one

more YouTube sorry google deals one Google buying Android for about 50

Google buying Android for about 50

Google buying Android for about 50 million in august of 2005 what’s

million in august of 2005 what’s

million in august of 2005 what’s interesting about the android deal is

interesting about the android deal is

interesting about the android deal is that David la who is their corp head vp

that David la who is their corp head vp

that David la who is their corp head vp sorry corp dev vp says that this is the

sorry corp dev vp says that this is the

sorry corp dev vp says that this is the best deal we’ve ever done android far

best deal we’ve ever done android far

best deal we’ve ever done android far and away now today Google is generating

and away now today Google is generating

and away now today Google is generating per annum 2.5 billion from mobile that’s

per annum 2.5 billion from mobile that’s

per annum 2.5 billion from mobile that’s a lot of money most of it actually comes

a lot of money most of it actually comes

a lot of money most of it actually comes from the fact that they give away the

from the fact that they give away the

from the fact that they give away the android OS for free and then they run

android OS for free and then they run

android OS for free and then they run search ads but my argument was one right

search ads but my argument was one right

search ads but my argument was one right now you’re seeing a lot of these Google

now you’re seeing a lot of these Google

now you’re seeing a lot of these Google partners sign these licensing deals with

partners sign these licensing deals with

partners sign these licensing deals with Microsoft because microsoft claims that

Microsoft because microsoft claims that

Microsoft because microsoft claims that they own all these patents and and even

they own all these patents and and even

they own all these patents and and even though google says don’t worry the fact

though google says don’t worry the fact

though google says don’t worry the fact that these partners are signing these

that these partners are signing these

that these partners are signing these patent deals i think says a lot so this

patent deals i think says a lot so this

patent deals i think says a lot so this is like a big cloud overhanging the

is like a big cloud overhanging the

is like a big cloud overhanging the android deal and to my argument why

android deal and to my argument why

android deal and to my argument why android was number two was because

android was number two was because

android was number two was because google made android what it was it

google made android what it was it

google made android what it was it bought it when it was a promising

bought it when it was a promising

bought it when it was a promising platform and then it basically put in

platform and then it basically put in

platform and then it basically put in the money the muscle and it’s a small

the money the muscle and it’s a small

the money the muscle and it’s a small thing right before the google

thing right before the google

thing right before the google acquisition android was i guess some

acquisition android was i guess some

acquisition android was i guess some familiar name in the mobile development

familiar name in the mobile development

familiar name in the mobile development community but aside from that no one had

community but aside from that no one had

community but aside from that no one had really heard of them and the fact

really heard of them and the fact

really heard of them and the fact Google throws their name and weight

Google throws their name and weight

Google throws their name and weight behind them makes them a household name

behind them makes them a household name

behind them makes them a household name and to be fair they kept the talent you

and to be fair they kept the talent you

and to be fair they kept the talent you know and that says a lot so I think that

know and that says a lot so I think that

know and that says a lot so I think that is an example of a great deal and it was

is an example of a great deal and it was

is an example of a great deal and it was only 50 million now the deal I put

only 50 million now the deal I put

only 50 million now the deal I put number one is a very same deal and i

number one is a very same deal and i

number one is a very same deal and i purposely did this the same way that

purposely did this the same way that

purposely did this the same way that yeah I put my space although my space i

yeah I put my space although my space i

yeah I put my space although my space i think the financials just made them be

think the financials just made them be

think the financials just made them be number one in 2006 i put youtube fully

number one in 2006 i put youtube fully

number one in 2006 i put youtube fully knowing that yeah maybe in five years

knowing that yeah maybe in five years

knowing that yeah maybe in five years were going to look back and say well

were going to look back and say well

were going to look back and say well this wasn’t a good deal although i think

this wasn’t a good deal although i think

this wasn’t a good deal although i think this one’s a bit different and i’ll

this one’s a bit different and i’ll

this one’s a bit different and i’ll explain why i picked youtube as the best

explain why i picked youtube as the best

explain why i picked youtube as the best M&A deal of all time in the u.s. digital

M&A deal of all time in the u.s. digital

M&A deal of all time in the u.s. digital media internet for a couple reasons by

media internet for a couple reasons by

media internet for a couple reasons by the time YouTube got acquired in October

the time YouTube got acquired in October

the time YouTube got acquired in October of two thousand six or five years ago it

of two thousand six or five years ago it

of two thousand six or five years ago it had been a mere 18 months after it had

had been a mere 18 months after it had

had been a mere 18 months after it had launched it was already on a massive

launched it was already on a massive

launched it was already on a massive trajectory to be like you know bigger a

trajectory to be like you know bigger a

trajectory to be like you know bigger a bigger pain in the assets of Google than

bigger pain in the assets of Google than

bigger pain in the assets of Google than Facebook is today the mindshare the

Facebook is today the mindshare the

Facebook is today the mindshare the attention it now is the number two

attention it now is the number two

attention it now is the number two search engine so basically Google

search engine so basically Google

search engine so basically Google inadvertently bought the only threat

inadvertently bought the only threat

inadvertently bought the only threat that there ever would have existed

that there ever would have existed

that there ever would have existed against it it gave it overnight massive

against it it gave it overnight massive

against it it gave it overnight massive billion pages of display which it was

billion pages of display which it was

billion pages of display which it was lacking and this was before the

lacking and this was before the

lacking and this was before the double-click deal right so overnight

double-click deal right so overnight

double-click deal right so overnight they got all these display impressions

they got all these display impressions

they got all these display impressions to sell they also had all this extra

to sell they also had all this extra

to sell they also had all this extra inventory to run more text ads in the

inventory to run more text ads in the

inventory to run more text ads in the form of overlays on top of the video but

form of overlays on top of the video but

form of overlays on top of the video but but if you think about what happened is

but if you think about what happened is

but if you think about what happened is there is this VC from first round called

there is this VC from first round called

there is this VC from first round called Josh Kopelman and he has this theory

Josh Kopelman and he has this theory

Josh Kopelman and he has this theory about investing in companies that shrink

about investing in companies that shrink

about investing in companies that shrink a market and when you think about it

a market and when you think about it

a market and when you think about it you’re like this is crazy this guy’s on

you’re like this is crazy this guy’s on

you’re like this is crazy this guy’s on drugs what is he talking about why would

drugs what is he talking about why would

drugs what is he talking about why would you invest in a company that shrinks the

you invest in a company that shrinks the

you invest in a company that shrinks the market the idea is if you create value

market the idea is if you create value

market the idea is if you create value and you suck out value from others in

and you suck out value from others in

and you suck out value from others in the industry it makes you that much

the industry it makes you that much

the industry it makes you that much stronger in a way that’s what skype did

stronger in a way that’s what skype did

stronger in a way that’s what skype did right skype shrunk the telco market by

right skype shrunk the telco market by

right skype shrunk the telco market by giving away a product for free gaining

giving away a product for free gaining

giving away a product for free gaining all these users finding a revenue model

all these users finding a revenue model

all these users finding a revenue model what YouTube has done is it has scorched

what YouTube has done is it has scorched

what YouTube has done is it has scorched the earth in online video if you’re an

the earth in online video if you’re an

the earth in online video if you’re an ad network you can’t run your ads on

ad network you can’t run your ads on

ad network you can’t run your ads on YouTube they block you if you’re a

YouTube they block you if you’re a

YouTube they block you if you’re a technology that has this innovative you

technology that has this innovative you

technology that has this innovative you know great new mouse trap to serve

know great new mouse trap to serve

know great new mouse trap to serve faster ads better ads or whatever if

faster ads better ads or whatever if

faster ads better ads or whatever if YouTube doesn’t put you on their site

YouTube doesn’t put you on their site

YouTube doesn’t put you on their site because Google views you as competitive

because Google views you as competitive

because Google views you as competitive you don’t get the traction you do as a

you don’t get the traction you do as a

you don’t get the traction you do as a Content company you think the watch

Content company you think the watch

Content company you think the watch bones rules of the world we had this

bones rules of the world we had this

bones rules of the world we had this like great platform which it is but it’s

like great platform which it is but it’s

like great platform which it is but it’s a double-edged sword because your

a double-edged sword because your

a double-edged sword because your audience largely lives on YouTube

audience largely lives on YouTube

audience largely lives on YouTube YouTube has basically grown but it has

YouTube has basically grown but it has

YouTube has basically grown but it has come at the expense of the online video

come at the expense of the online video

come at the expense of the online video industry and this is why every other

industry and this is why every other

industry and this is why every other company in online video especially if

company in online video especially if

company in online video especially if they raised all this VC money to be the

they raised all this VC money to be the

they raised all this VC money to be the next Google of video they sort of are on

next Google of video they sort of are on

next Google of video they sort of are on the outside looking in Google is the

the outside looking in Google is the

the outside looking in Google is the next Google of video thanks to youtube

next Google of video thanks to youtube

next Google of video thanks to youtube so i put a number one it i mean i didn’t

so i put a number one it i mean i didn’t

so i put a number one it i mean i didn’t do it to get people to say what the hell

do it to get people to say what the hell

do it to get people to say what the hell most of the feedback on TechCrunch was a

most of the feedback on TechCrunch was a

most of the feedback on TechCrunch was a interesting list thankfully I’d written

interesting list thankfully I’d written

interesting list thankfully I’d written this the basis the nucleus of the

this the basis the nucleus of the

this the basis the nucleus of the article years ago but time will tell if

article years ago but time will tell if

article years ago but time will tell if Android continues to get all the

Android continues to get all the

Android continues to get all the litigation over it then maybe it won’t

litigation over it then maybe it won’t

litigation over it then maybe it won’t even be on the list I personally think

even be on the list I personally think

even be on the list I personally think if in five years I repeat this list

if in five years I repeat this list

if in five years I repeat this list you’ll see a lot of mobile deals because

you’ll see a lot of mobile deals because

you’ll see a lot of mobile deals because that is the future it’s a faster scoring

that is the future it’s a faster scoring

that is the future it’s a faster scoring well it’s going to be a little bit more

well it’s going to be a little bit more

well it’s going to be a little bit more sexier than than video which will be

sexier than than video which will be

sexier than than video which will be much more past say by then yeah I

much more past say by then yeah I

much more past say by then yeah I wouldn’t be surprised though if Android

wouldn’t be surprised though if Android

wouldn’t be surprised though if Android continues to persist if only because of

continues to persist if only because of

continues to persist if only because of the price point and it did bring Google

the price point and it did bring Google

the price point and it did bring Google straight into mobile and I think the

straight into mobile and I think the

straight into mobile and I think the real potential of the Android deal is

real potential of the Android deal is

real potential of the Android deal is they could take your google accounts

they could take your google accounts

they could take your google accounts they’re complete suite of products

they’re complete suite of products

they’re complete suite of products integrate it into your phone and along

integrate it into your phone and along

integrate it into your phone and along with your search history and your your

with your search history and your your

with your search history and your your content consumption on YouTube they can

content consumption on YouTube they can

content consumption on YouTube they can now pick up location based searches your

now pick up location based searches your

now pick up location based searches your general GPS movements and pretty much

general GPS movements and pretty much

general GPS movements and pretty much every app that you use yeah and I think

every app that you use yeah and I think

every app that you use yeah and I think we’re going to touch on this on in

we’re going to touch on this on in

we’re going to touch on this on in lightning round how Android basically

lightning round how Android basically

lightning round how Android basically made Google a competitor to apple and

made Google a competitor to apple and

made Google a competitor to apple and mobile mobile and how that’s basically

mobile mobile and how that’s basically

mobile mobile and how that’s basically setting up this massive clash and right

setting up this massive clash and right

setting up this massive clash and right now but also in the years to come we’ll

now but also in the years to come we’ll

now but also in the years to come we’ll take a short break and we’ll come back

take a short break and we’ll come back

take a short break and we’ll come back and talk about whether or not marketers

and talk about whether or not marketers

and talk about whether or not marketers should actually be publishers

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