Jon Vlassopulos's guest appearances

Jon Vlassopulos

Valley Talks – stories of Silicon Valley Startups

Danny In The Valley

The Playbook With David Meltzer

Ben Thompson

Patrick Collison

Marc Andreessen

Mike Alfred

Alex Mashinsky

Scott Kupor

Ben Horowitz

Naveen Jain

Jeff Bezos

Jordan Fisher

Scott Galloway

Robert Bollinger

Jon Callaghan

Austen Allred

David Barrett

OwlTail

I talked with Jon Vlassopulos, CEO of Napster, about the future of the music industry at CES 2023. During our conversation, we discussed how Napster is using Web 3.0 principles, as well as how Jon is using the lessons he learned in his role as Head of Music at Roblox to provide better online music experiences. Get more info on Napter’s offerings at: www.napster.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I talked with Jon Vlassopulos, CEO of Napster, about the future of the music industry at CES 2023. During our conversation, we discussed how Napster is using Web 3.0 principles, as well as how Jon is using the lessons he learned in his role as Head of Music at Roblox to provide better online music experiences.  Get more info on Napter’s offerings at: <a href="http://www.napster.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.napster.com</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Jon Vlassopulos - CEO of Napster

The Sunday Times’ tech correspondent brings on Jon Vlassopulos to talk about the early days of digital music (3:30), investing in Napster (4:55), when ringtones were big business (10:20), getting into television with Deal or No Deal (16:15), Facebook’s interactive TV show (20:45), why lists are a good way to consume content (24:30), the problem with chronological feeds (27:00), how he plans to monetize lists (30:20), where journalists fit in this world (32:10),turning everyone into a curator (36:45), DJing in Beijing (39:45), creating community online (43:15), people as brands (48:00), and the future of the "interest graph" (49:15).  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Sunday Times’ tech correspondent brings on Jon Vlassopulos to talk about the early days of digital music (3:30), investing in Napster (4:55), when ringtones were big business (10:20), getting into television with Deal or No Deal (16:15), Facebook’s interactive TV show (20:45), why lists are a good way to consume content (24:30), the problem with chronological feeds (27:00), how he plans to monetize lists (30:20), where journalists fit in this world (32:10),turning everyone into a curator (36:45), DJing in Beijing (39:45), creating community online (43:15), people as brands (48:00), and the future of the "interest graph" (49:15). Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Jon Vlassopulos: "We're all nano-influencers"

Jon Vlassopulos is an angel investor, entrepreneur and founder of Fabric — a platform to discover new movies, shows and songs with people who share your taste. He also launched Fab.fm — a platform to build and share music playlists in the simplest and easiest way. Jon has spent majority of his career in the film and music industry, gaining experience in Asia, the UK and the US. Now, he is an angel investor and runs his own startups in San Francisco.Does Jon see himself more as an investor or as an entrepreneur? Why sharing interests and tastes is more fun than sharing friends? How much of the knowledge that he shares with founders does he implement into his own businesses? Does being an investor give him extra credibility when raising money for his startups? What advice does he give to startup founders, being able to actually wear both hats? While admiring a stunning view of San Francisco downtown, we talk about these, and other amazing topics. Watch video interview at www.valleytalks.com

Jon Vlassopulos is an angel investor, entrepreneur and founder of Fabric — a platform to discover new movies, shows and songs with people who share your taste. He also launched <a href="http://Fab.fm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fab.fm</a> — a platform to build and share music playlists in the simplest and easiest way. Jon has spent majority of his career in the film and music industry, gaining experience in Asia, the UK and the US. Now, he is an angel investor and runs his own startups in San Francisco. Does Jon see himself more as an investor or as an entrepreneur? Why sharing interests and tastes is more fun than sharing friends? How much of the knowledge that he shares with founders does he implement into his own businesses? Does being an investor give him extra credibility when raising money for his startups? What advice does he give to startup founders, being able to actually wear both hats? While admiring a stunning view of San Francisco downtown, we talk about these, and other amazing topics. Watch video interview at <a href="http://www.valleytalks.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.valleytalks.com</a>

Sitting on both sides of the table — Jon Vlassopulos is an angel investor and startup founder