How do entertainment properties such as Spider-Man generate billions? What is the future of television and streaming? What are ‘transmedia’ and ‘transcreation’ and how are the forces of globalization and technology disrupting the entertainment eco-system? How can you effectively lead a creative content business or media startup? How will disruptive technologies, AI and spatial computing shape new entertainment experiences?
Each session a different area of media will be examined from television, film, character entertainment, publishing and more. The course is intended to offer students:
i. Exposure to various marketing strategies used in media
ii. An entrepreneurial approach to the media industry as a producer or manager of a content creation company
iii. Exploration into two of the biggest disruptive trends taking place in media today – technology and globalization
iv. Insights and learning from preeminent guest speakers from the media industry
Division: Marketing
Center/Program: Media & Technology Program
Curriculum Pathway: Media
Spring 2026
B8615 - 001
Part of Term
MBA - Half Block Week - Jan 20 - 22 | TWR
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Spring 2025
B8615 - 001
Part of Term
MBA - Half Block Week - Jan 21 - 23 | TWR
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Attendance at the first class is mandatory for all enrolled students and those on a waitlist or who hope to add the class during Add/Drop.
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Half Block Week
Spring 2024
B8615 - 001
Part of Term
MBA - Half Block Week - Jan 16 - 18 |TWR
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Attendance at first class is mandatory for all enrolled students as well as those on a waitlist or who hope to add the class during Add/Drop.
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Half Block Week