Kerry Flynn is a Media Deals Reporter at Axios. She specializes in marketing and advertising, with a keen focus on advertising technology, programmatic advertising, and the intersection of media and sports. Kerry's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including CNN, Yahoo News, and The St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Kerry Flynn's articles primarily cover private sector announcements and press releases within the content & publishing, sales & marketing sectors. Her coverage includes topics such as advertising, media, buyouts, investments, and streaming.
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Why it matters: Private equity firms are pouring billions into professional sports as franchise valuations soar.
By: Kerry Flynn, Christine Wang
iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman is taking aim at some of the podcast industry's recent talent deals, suggesting rivals are paying more than they can earn back at Media Trends Live in New York City on Tuesday.
Bob Pittman. Photo: Jonathan Heisler for Axios iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman is taking aim at some of the podcast industry's recent talent
"I'm not completely bored with Hollywood and film and TV, but I am a little," she said. "I'm just not as impressed or not as excited by what's going on over there. And so, in theater, there's a lot of conversation happening."
By: Kerry Flynn
Phoenix Suns and Mercury owner Mat Ishbia told Axios Tuesday that "trying to build a sports empire" through private equity doesn't always equate to a winning experience.
Former chief executive of Manchester United and Chelsea, Peter Kenyon helped build those clubs into global powerhouses. Now a Board Advisor for Atlassian Williams F1 Team, he has his sights set on getting the team back among Formula 1’s elite. He spoke with CNN Sport’s Coy Wire about Williams’ future.
The AI-generated character is sassy. But her jokes couldn't distract from concerns over the future.
It was 10 years ago that the horrors of the sexual abuse crimes carried out by U.S. gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar started to be exposed. Nassar was sentenced to up to 175 years in jail for sexual abuse of more than 250 women and girls in one of the most significant abuse scandals in the history of sport. It was a moment that was supposed to lead to real reform and change in systems, structures, and the treatment of athletes. To reflect, CNN World Sport’s Amanda Davies was joined by Judge Rosemarie Aquilina, who presided over Nassar’s landmark sentencing hearing and Claire Heafford - former British gymnast, and CEO and co-founder of Gymnasts for Change International.
Tech titans and Hollywood heavyweights are racing to build products and partnerships that can attract creators and eyeballs from YouTube.
