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An interview with "cable cowboy"John Malone
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1:45Now PlayingOn this episode of the Big Take podcast, billionaire businessman John Malone joins host David Gura to reflect on his career and discuss his approach to investing in the digital age and why he believes cable companies lost their way in the streaming era.
Billionaire John Malone earned the nickname “Cable Cowboy” for revolutionizing television and laying the groundwork for the modern internet.
On today’s Big Take podcast, he joins host David Gura to reflect on his career and discuss his approach to investing in the digital age, why he believes cable companies lost their way in the streaming era, what he’s learned from his years in the media business and what’s ahead.
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John Malone Laid the Groundwork for Cable TV. Then Streaming Arrived
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