Glen Kyne

Glen Kyne, a media commentator and regular contributor, joins Duncan Greive to dissect the dynamic landscape of global media in 2025. They dive into the impact of Netflix's recent acquisition of WBD and its ripple effects on market rankings. Discussions reveal the exclusion of Disney and Amazon from the top five, and a vibrant debate on Spotify’s growth challenges versus its audio dominance. They also explore the New York Times’ innovative subscriber strategies and Skydance’s ambitious acquisitions, before ultimately ranking Netflix as the top player amid regulatory uncertainties.

Glen Kyne, media commentator and strategist with deep NZ broadcasting experience, maps seven storylines shaping 2026. He covers John Campbell’s move to Morning Report and RNZ’s risks. They probe New Zealand Rugby and Sky’s rights, Netflix’s push into podcasts, potential WBD takeover fallout, NZME and Trade Me consolidation, and whether government reforms will arrive.

Glen Kyne, a seasoned media commentator, dives into the recent shake-up in New Zealand's media scene, highlighting NZME's shift from text to video journalism. He discusses the explosive rise of Chinese AI startup DeepSeek, which is shaking up the industry with its innovative approaches. The conversation also tackles the challenges TVNZ faces as it adapts to a digital-first audience. From monetization issues in podcasting to the evolving landscape of media consumption, Glen provides sharp insights into the future of content.

Glen Kyne, a media commentator and expert on the New Zealand media landscape, joins Duncan Greive to dissect a tumultuous year for the industry. They dive into the collapse of major news organizations and the challenges faced by local production companies. The conversation explores the shift of TVNZ and WBD towards digital, the impact of advertising drops, and regional differences in media regulations. Glen shares predictions for 2025, emphasizing the need for reform and innovation in the media world.

Glen Kyne, a media commentator and expert on the New Zealand media landscape, dives into the recent upheaval at TVNZ, including proposed job cuts and the shift of news to a content unit. He also unpacks the drama surrounding podcast star Frances Cook and her former employer, NZME, shedding light on the evolving relationship between legacy media and digital platforms. They discuss how political influences and the upcoming election could reshape the media landscape, raising concerns about the power dynamics between traditional media and new content creators.