Craig Besnoy's guest appearances

Craig Besnoy

The Possibilities Podcast

In House Warrior

Tom Campbell

Donald Trump

Bill Clinton

Mark Goulston

Michael Parker

Michael Caputo

Tom White

Mark Babbitt

Jeffrey Smith

Larry Nassar

Paul Smith

Michael Levin

Ty Cobb

Suzanne Kelly

Tim Brown

OwlTail

Richard Levick

Gordon Platt

Time to Get Cynical: Cyber Attacks and Security Breaches: Gordon Platt of Gordon Platt, PC and Craig Besnoy of Besnoy Law, speak with host Richard Levick of LEVICK about the growing cyber threat and why we all need to become more cynical and vigilant. They discuss the most common cyber attacks, the industries most at risk, how hackers gain access to networks and how you can stop them.

Time to Get Cynical: Cyber Attacks and Security Breaches: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/gordontplatt/detail/recent-activity/shares/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Gordon Platt of Gordon Platt, PC</a> and Craig Besnoy of Besnoy Law, speak with host Richard Levick of LEVICK about the growing cyber threat and why we all need to become more cynical and vigilant. They discuss the most common cyber attacks, the industries most at risk, how hackers gain access to networks and how you can stop them.

Time to Get Cynical - Cyber Attacks and Security Breaches With Gordon Platt of Gordon Platt, PC and Craig Besnoy of Besnoy Law, With Host Richard Levick of LEVICK

Digitization isn’t coming. It’s here. Just ask the music industry about the Napster panic in the early 2000s. How does a media company survivice, succeed and even thrive in an era of digitization? We discuss all this and more on our Mindtree podcast. Craig Besnoy, had a firsthand account of the days when the music industry was rocked by the file sharing panic in the early 2000s. Namely, Napster. Napster exposed the music industry as money-grabbers selling $15 worth of CDs for only two songs users really wanted. Napster changed everything. Consumers valuation went from the music itself, to access to the music. That same change is hitting the other industries the same way.

Digitization isn’t coming. It’s here. Just ask the music industry about the Napster panic in the early 2000s. How does a media company survivice, succeed and even thrive in an era of digitization? We discuss all this and more on our Mindtree podcast. Craig Besnoy, had a firsthand account of the days when the music industry was rocked by the file sharing panic in the early 2000s. Namely, Napster. Napster exposed the music industry as money-grabbers selling $15 worth of CDs for only two songs users really wanted. Napster changed everything. Consumers valuation went from the music itself, to access to the music. That same change is hitting the other industries the same way.

4: What Napster Taught Us About Media Content w/ Craig Besnoy