The Future of the Digital Economy
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WEYV's vision for the future of the digital economy: a sustainable platform for consumers, artists and content creators.
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The Future of the Digital Economy
- 1. The Future of the Digital Economy
- 2. Agenda Vision Story and Mission News and Features Demo Q&A 1 2 3 4 5
- 3. The Current Digital Economy is Broken Users have been conditioned to expect free, unlimited access to all digital content including music, news, blogs, videos, apps, etc. Periodicals and other content creators are struggling financially, while intellectual property is delivered “free” via search engines, social media and other platforms. Monetization is primarily derived from selling user data and advertising.
- 4. OUR VISION To transform the digital economy to a new and more equitable model for artists, creators and consumers.
- 5. The New Digital Economy Content creators decide on a token draw for their work and are paid according to usage by consumers. Users purchase sharable digital tokens to receive access to all content in the model’s ecosystem. Tokens are drawn by the WEYV app or when users access content from WEYV enabled partner sites. Monetization is primarily derived from usage data which is protected and not sold for advertising.
- 6. What is WEYV? A platform for digital music, podcasts, periodicals, books, videos, apps, and more Funded by Altair, a global Detroit-based technology company (Nasdaq: ALTR) Available in the US for iOS and Android devices and via the Web
- 7. OUR MISSION To partner with IP creators to compensate them fairly for their work To unite friends and families through shared access to premium entertainment and quality content To advance the efforts of social causes
- 8. GREAT FOR KIDS WEYV is compliant with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
- 9. PROUD TO BE SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE WEYV will donate 0.5% of its revenue to charitable causes.
- 10. OUR MUSIC With More to Come!
- 11. OUR MAGAZINES With More to Come! Kids Lifestyle Industry
- 12. WEYV News
- 13. LYRICS
- 16. SNEAK PEEK Podcasts Children’s e-Books (with read-along audio)
Notas do Editor
- Jen: introduce presentation, thank everyone for coming. Today we wanted to give you all greater insight into what WEYV is all about and we’ll be exploring several areas that will do just that. We hope you’ll walk away today understanding that we’re more than just an app. We’re a company that has a unique take on how society will be consuming content.
- I want to give you a quick overview of our agenda: vision (how we see the future of content consumption), the WEYV story and our mission, some exciting news and new features in WEYV that we’re pretty excited about, demo and Q&A Now I’m going to pass it along to Jim Scapa, founder, chairman and CEO of Altair, WEYV’s parent company, and Stephanie Scapa, CEO of WEYV Jim will kick us off and talk about our vision
- Stephanie
- JIM Start with WHY. Why are we doing this? We have a vision for how content will be consumed in the future. Today: consumed primarily free with premium paid options; companies like Google feed you content, track your info/usage and sell it to advertisers to feed ads to you. This model is increasingly invasive. We’re building a model with a different approach that we believe can transform how society consumes content on their own terms, remunerating IP/content creators
- .Stephanie
- A platform for delivering digital content We were funded by altair, which IPOed last November
- Stephanie
- Stephanie Kids have independence while parents have peace of mind knowing their children can listen to music & read magazines safely. We believe in staying family-friendly and giving people control of their experience for themselves and their children Children cannot access explicit content or other people outside their group Others cannot find the child Only way child can sign in is via parent account – parent switches to child account using password
- Stephanie
- Stephanie
- Stephanie New user data/numbers: download numbers New content partners: Bonnier, Cricket Media, Highlights, Girls’ Life Evolutions in WEYV: For Kids section Sonos Alexa Chromecast Lyrics Coming soon/up next: ebooks and podcasts
- Stephanie
- Stephanie Prakash said Alexa screen in the slide cannot exist in the app. Since alexa is an independent app, we cannot control it visually in our app. Perhaps we just show play queue?
- Stephanie
- Stephanie
- We pay you based on how much your content is used. Based on the price you set for the content as well as the amount of time a user spends accessing your content Highlights – largest privately held children’s media publisher in the U.S. Also offer High-Five (ages 3-5), Hello (0-2) and bi-lingual version of High-Five Books follow same formulaic table of contents: fiction, non-fiction, craft (easily translates to PDF), search & find Also offer apps and digital content outside magazines Also taken a lot of stories from Hi-Five and animated them – hope to have 300 animated stories by the end of the year. Maybe a fit for Watch section of WEYV? Highlights works to repurpose content: create e-books and sell to educational facilities, videos, etc. 99% of her time is spent on licensing content to international partners around the world. Work on minimum annual guarantee typically and then share of sales. 2 million subscribers in the U.S. but international business is fastest-growing area for them. In 8 years went from team of 1 to team of 10. What format do they offer besides PDF? WEYV takes PDF (downside is that from mobile it’s less ideal for end-user). We’ve seen the move to JSON format which is more of like a kindle engagement – like an e-book where you can change font size, etc. Gives more flexibility for the end-user. Highlights magazines never include advertising.