Section 07 of 12 / Evaluate

Video and podcast roundups

Find the conversations that answer a practical content-owner question.

14Research pages

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4 November 2026Last updated

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01Which AI licensing videos and podcasts should a publisher start with?Start with buyer selection, then rights, then operational control and reporting.Read →02What is the shortest useful listening path?You do not need to watch the whole list before taking the next step.Read →031. How do we find AI buyers who actually fit our archive?Episode: How to Find the Right AI Buyers for Your Content — Media & the Machine, 24 July 2026.Read →042. What changes when content licensing becomes AI licensing?Episode: Content Licensing | AI Considerations — The Roadmap, episode 45, hosted publication date 3 June 2026; 30 minutes 13 seconds shown.Read →053. What comes after blocking unauthorised bots?Episode: How People Inc. turned bot blocking into a business — The Media Copilot, 15 October 2026.Read →064. How should we evaluate monetisation experiments without mistaking them for licensing income?Episode: What TIME learned from a month of selling ads to bots — The Media Copilot, publication dated 10 September 2026.Read →075. What does a bot-monetisation platform claim to provide?Episode: Toshit Panigrahi on AI, Publishers & the Future of Content Monetisation — The Media Room, The Core, 18 March 2026.Read →086. How can an audio or creative archive account for contributor concerns?Episode: The Copyright War That Will Shape the Future of Music and AI | With Holly Rankin (aka Jack River)/) — In The Blink Of AI, 27 February 2026.Read →09How should a team use these conversations in diligence?Use a shared worksheet with six fields: source/date, speaker interest, exact topic, claim, evidence required and decision affected.Read →10How should this roundup be maintained?Recheck titles, links and availability before publication or embedding.Read →

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Start with the Dan Steiny conversation for buyer-fit questions, then compare those questions with the actual proposal.

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No audio or video was independently reviewed end to end; descriptions and accessible transcripts are the evidence basis.

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Six real, dated original episodes address concrete content-owner decisions.

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Research quality assessment

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Six real, dated original episodes address concrete content-owner decisions. Coverage distinguishes show-note review from transcript review and supplier opinion from verified outcomes; no full audiovisual review or independent audit was performed.