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Leveraging Stakeholders is a Key Proactive Measure to Prevent Company Security Threats
Security threats are escalating in this day and age, and the onus isn’t merely on reactive measures but proactive measures, too. These are the nuanced approaches that integrate human intuition and robust technology. Because often, the warning signs preceding a major security incident present as complex components that potential attackers leave behind. Spotting these […]
People on the Move: A Cargomatic Podcast with Peter Friedmann
Weston LaBar, Chief Spokesperson, SVP of Industry Relations at Cargomatic talks with Peter Friedmann who runs the Agricultural Transportation Coalition as well as many other organizations that deal with imports and exports. The two focus on exports in this podcast. They talk about big wins that have led up to this year and the support […]
People on the Move: A Cargomatic Podcast with Josh Lowenthal
Weston LaBar, Chief Spokesperson, SVP of Industry Relations at Cargomatic talks with Josh Lowenthal, State Assemblymember for the state of CA, representing Long Beach and most of the major goods movement corridors of Southern California near the port. The two talk about Josh’s background and the good movement and the issues and opportunities that come […]
What Could the Bally Sports Collapse Mean for League Broadcasting Rights?
— With the recent news that Bally Sports could be in bankruptcy trouble, what would a world where leagues own their broadcasting rights look like? If major sports leagues (like the MLB) were to have their own broadcasting rights, it would undoubtedly have a significant impact on the broadcasting community. One of the most […]
Bally Sports Plus Bets Big on Streaming at Regional Sports Fans’ Expense
Sports streaming is in trouble. Much has been made in recent year about the stadium experience and how it has been surpassed with sports on TV. With ticket and concession prices rising, the thought is that it’s simply not worth watching your favorite team from the stands anymore. Is that really the case, though? There […]