![]() We’ve just signed a 19-year-old 6ft4 Ross Stewart regen and I absolutely love to see it. There’s surely more to come over the coming weeks and I’m looking forward to seeing what magic Speakman and Harvey have been able to weave over the last few months - even despite knowing bot all about the people we bring to the football club these days, you can’t deny that it’s not exciting. It’s very un-Sunderland and it’s making me nervous, but I like it. What’s most impressive for me is that we’re being really diligent with our business and getting deals done early. Let’s hope he’s more Amad Diallo and less Nacho Scocco in that regard. What do I know about him, I hear you ask? Well, not a lot really, other than that he looks flippin’ mint on YouTube videos. He’s swapped the Stadium of Light for the Stadium of Light - to my mind, he’s the first player to ever make that journey. The deal was rumoured in the Portuguese online media a few weeks ago, and finally it’s been confirmed - with the man arriving from Benfica signing up for a five year deal. ![]() What about Luis Semedo, then? Or as he's set to be known, Hemir. Yesssssss! I’ve always wanted a Robbie Robot. We could have made a fortune by capitalising on the good end to last season and the hope and expectation that we’re taking into the new one, but yet again we haven’t and I’m left wondering why. It’s a minor gripe, all things considered, but with the club making huge strides on the pitch we’re often left wanting off it. The only stuff they have from last season are training tops, and whilst I like the Avec stuff it doesn’t quite hit the spot. I ventured onto ahead of writing this piece to see what they had to offer, and it’s almost all shite. I’m sure that there will be an excuse but it’s a bit irritating, particularly when a) I would have bought one for my dad b) I probably would have got one off my little girl and c) I live in a village where it’s half and half and I’ve seen tonnes of mags walking around in barcode shirts this weekend.Įven the new training gear - which we’ve seen worn by Semedo and Cirkin in recent days - would have been nice. The list goes on.Father's Day came - and highlighted our crap merch selection!Ĭlubs all over England released their kits last week in advance of Father’s Day knowing that it’s a big day when it comes to shifting new shirts - but not Sunderland AFC, of course, who never seem to capitalise on these things and always wait ages to get their kits on sale. Or the famous AOL-Time Warner merger of 2000. Scale up, including through the acquisition of Tumblr. amid much fanfare in 2018, divested its entire magazine-media portfolio to Dotdash. And just weeks ago, Meredith, which acquired Time Inc. For example, Verizon threw in the towel on Verizon Media, its bid for media scale with the combination of ![]() Or, put another way, it has produced some of the biggest flame-outs of the last 20 years. But scale for scale’s sake rarely works in media. Will bring together some of the most popular brands, premium content and creative and business talent in the world,” Lerer stated. “This combination will not only create unparalleled scale and revenue diversification, it Like nearly all media-industry mergers, the objective is scale. 6 at $10.95, and increasing briefly to $14.28, the BuzzFeed stock ended its first week at $6.07 and was trading on Tuesday But in the intervening days since it began trading on Nasdaq, the market BuzzFeed’s performance is viewed as a bellwether for other digital media companies. The Vox-Group Nine transaction comes just days after BuzzFeed went public in an IPO last week, while acquiring the mediaĬompany Complex Networks. media company by audience, according toĬomScore, with nearly 350 million social media followers, 6 billion monthly video views, and an advertising marketplace that reaches hundreds of millions of people each month.Īcquisition, Vox Media will extend its leadership into new categories, formats and distribution platforms by welcoming more beloved properties into our portfolio,” Vox Media CEO Jim Bankoff said in a press statement. Combined company is expected to generate more than $700 million in revenue in 2022 and more than $100 million in profit, according to the WSJ, which makes it substantially larger thanīuzzFeed, which generated $421 in 2020 revenue and had earlier indicated that it will exceed $500 million this year.
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