# Brett Chang
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Top podcast episodes featuring brett chang.
Password protected ð â Netflix is banning password sharing. Winter storms hitting the country. And a ban on foreign buyers.
The company that once tweeted âlove is sharing a passwordâ is now rolling out plans to target over 100 million people who watch the service using borrowed passwords.
With most of the country affected by an extreme cold or winter storm alertâor bothâthe biggest travel weekend of the year is sure to âĶ
What's In Store For 2023
In this special holiday episode, we're joined by Brett Chang from The Peak Daily to look back at 2022, chat through some of the biggest stories of the year, and make some predictions about what's to come in 2023. Plus: Our reading recommendations from the year.
We're back to our regularly scheduledâĶ
Welcome back ð â What you missed over the holidays. Shopifyâs getting in the ads business. And some predictions from us.
If youâve been avoiding the news for the past ten days, donât stressâthatâs what the holidays are for. Weâre here to get you caught up on the big stories you might have missed while spending your time on more festive matters.
Changes by Apple to limit how companies track iPhone users has created anâĶ
Not guilty ðĐââïļ â Some countries want to play Robin Hood. Canada's manufacturing sector is slowing down. And SBF pleads not guilty.
Some Western countries are looking to play Robin Hood by taking Russiaâs money and giving it to Ukraine, but itâs not as simple as swooping in with a crossbow and green tights.Changes by Apple to limit how companies track iPhone users has created an opportunity for Shopify to turn its advertising bâĶ
S7:E4 Diving Deep into Media with Brett Chang
Media consumption and evolution are more relevant than ever as the landscape continues to evolve. But why? What does being informed truly mean in 2023 and beyond? What makes one type of media appear more relevant than another? How can paid social be leveraged when building an online community? And âĶ
EP75 - The Peak Co-Founder & CEO - Brett Chang
Starting a media company used to be an expensive and bureaucratic endeavour. It usually required buckets of money, a team of lawyers, and even a CRTC license if you were looking to break into TV or radio.
But the internet brought down those barriers, giving new media companies a chance to challengâĶ
Our predictions for 2024
The Free Lunch gang and Brett Chang from The Peak Daily podcast see how their forecasts from last year fared and make some new calls for the year to come.
Thanks for listening, and see you back in the new year.
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More episodes of Free Lunch by The Peak: https://readthepeak.com/shows/free-lunâĶ
Emerging Business Models for News
In todayâs shifting journalism landscape, where traditional revenue streams falter amidst fragmented digital platforms and declining ad revenues, news outlets â particularly new and entrepreneurial ones â are seeking innovative models that prioritise access to news and informed communities.
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Air Canada to Introduce New Carry-On Fees
TUNE INTO THE TOWN: TTC PROHIBITS E-BIKES AND E-SCOOTERS ON VEHICLES DURING WINTER MONTHSÂ
Libby Znaimer is joined by Karen Stintz, CEO, Variety Village, Jon Burnside, City Councillor for Ward 16 (Don Valley East) and Brett Chang, Co-Founder of The Peak.
The TTC has banned e-bikes from the subwayâĶ
Brett Chang: Sold for $5M then bought it back
In this episode of Worth Owning, Krystyn Harrison talks with Brett Chang, co-founder and CEO of The Peak, who built one of Canada's most read business newsletters from three unemployed founders at home during COVID to $2.3 million in annual revenue with 30% net margins and 165,000 subscribers beforâĶ
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I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious, and
I listen to podcasts.
‐ Albert "Llamacorn" Einstein
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