00:00 Mr Speaker a
All right, joining here in Centhes Lions is Centbe CEO and the I am De Debra Lee, Debra Lee, nice to see you.
00:09 Debra lee
OK. Thank you.
00:11 Mr Speaker a
Therefore, bet is low in the umbrella. Therefore, the paramount is still looking to close from SkyDance. Did no one open and just open a broader test book for goods like betting and historical supplies that have already good DARD content?
00:31 Debra lee
Right.
00:32 Debra lee
Yes, I don’t understand you. If you know, I didn’t share when they tried to sell a few years ago. I heard some of the buyers, potential buyers, they thought it was done too much. Uh, but bet is very different. And when they have things like bet prizes or things take place in black community, oh, black viewers and other viewers get started first. Uh, so you still work well. They just celebrated their 45 years. I was 32 years of the 45 years. So I still feel hearing about language. Uh, but I don’t know. I, I really hope that it makes it together and that someone took you under their arm and really continues the magic. When I was, when ViaCom was purchased, Redstone, Emel Karmazin, Mel Karmanna was operator, was COO, and liked the bet. Also, you know, said one occasion, what do you think the Jewish boys will run? I don’t think I’ve been in public. But let’s do our thing, you know, and as long as the measurements were going right, he was happy and was supported. Uh, so I, I hope they have the kind of support and any new structure. There is a lot of happening in the media business right now. Everyone strips to survive direct networks, broadcast networks. I’ve seen, you know, 40 years ago. I have never seen anything in this way.
02:59 Mr Speaker a
What Yes, this AIDNE of Cans is coming later. I mean, I know you can’t talk straight, but the ancient brothers have decided to break up. Comcast separates, paramoous is nearing them, closing the hope facing skydance. But what happens to Linear TV networks? I finally mean, he has managers there. They cut many expenses because the income decreases. Where are these assets in ten years from now?
04:03 Debra lee
Right.
04:14 Debra lee
Comcast.
04:20 Debra lee
Right. Right.
04:29 Debra lee
That is a good question. I think they are still strong. I just don’t know how long it is expected. I mean they have already made a lot of money now. I left bet and Vamcom about eight years ago, and I saw this coming. I mean, I’ll be honest, I saw it coming. Resources were conducted in the spread. Direct networks fight resources. But viewing listeners are still there. You know, looking at channels like a bet or tnt or detection. So the audience is still there, and not everyone wants to broadcast. And it’s funny for me because I remember there called cable suppliers, oh, we need a LA Carte. People don’t want to pay all these networks. So they try to force that. It never happened. But now you have five or six broadcasting services, people who like the content, put all those broadcasting services together, and return to the cable in the past 20 years. So I think it will be combined on the circulation. You know, I think there may be a compilation of the straight side. But straight networks are steady, and they will be there for a while. What kind of nature is it.
06:55 Mr Speaker a
How hard is it to distinguish straight performance from the broadcast network? I think there is the idea of, we will discount these companies. A person will publicly trade. Another will go somewhere else. I mean, it doesn’t work well.
07:24 Debra lee
No, I think that it is very difficult than many people who see you. And Ma, an interesting thing, in the age of 5 to 10 years, we’ve set them together. You know, Oh, we should have specific networks and streaming networks.
07:48 Mr Speaker a
Linear TV TV, which content creates the content of the distribution, we will all make a lot of money. Right. Finally, Debras, TV networks in Lineear TV as a standalone asset, will be social. I think what Comcast is made, may you have what public company looks like? Is the company been able to save expenses? And you should probably not put a very wonderful program because they are so paying attention to this change.
08:26 Debra lee
Yes.
08:37 Debra lee
Right.
09:00 Debra lee
Yes, I think they have to do both. They should reduce costs as distributed, and they should continue investing in the program, perhaps with no size, because they are competitive to distribution, but they should meet with interested customers. You know, buyers get programs they want. So they should create a continuous content, and they should sell it. So why we’re in the Cannes Sons, because marketing is very important, the product types are very important. You know, the silent cable view of the media variety and programs. Before, we had four networks when you count the fox. And you know, the cable this promise of diversity. Oh, you can have a female network, you can find a publicity of Hispanics, golf, because, you know. And so suddenly it had 500 channels. And now that is reduced back, but people still want their favorite products. And if they don’t see it spread, they will continue to look into the line. We therefore have redesigning the reorganization.
11:03 Mr Speaker a
Ok, enough. A former Bet CEO and the IMBRA Lee, Debra Lee. Good to see you here. Thanks for standing. I appreciate it.
11:12 Debra lee
Good. Thank you, Ryan. Thank you for being with me.
11:15) Mr Speaker a
That’s right.
