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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2025 · 39 MIN

Law & The Asymmetry of Power with Pam Wasserstein

from The Community Exchange Podcast by OpenWeb · host OpenWeb

On this episode of The Community Exchange Podcast, we welcome Pam Wasserstein, President and Vice Chair at Vox Media. In our discussion, MSG and Pam discuss:Pam’s journey from Harvard Law to M&A, private equity, and creative leadership at Tribeca Enterprises, New York Magazine, and Vox MediaLessons from leading New York Magazine’s digital transformation and brand portfolio expansionThe 2019 Vox Media–New York Magazine merger and building a diversified revenue model across content, commerce, and subscriptionsHow publishers can navigate AI disruption, copyright challenges, and shifting value exchanges with platformsThe threat of “Google Zero” and strategies for reducing platform dependencyThe enduring importance of journalism in the age of misinformation and AI-generated contentCommunity building through SB Nation’s sports fandom networks and audience engagementWhy first-party relationships and differentiated experiences matter more than ever in publishingAnd more.Check out all of our other conversations from Season 3 for great conversations with industry experts.

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