Chris Hayes
7 statements across 1 episodes · 2 bullish · 1 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Feb 26, 2025 by Chris Hayes · said 2 times in 2 episodes since 2025 · across every show →
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Feb 26, 2025 neutral
Hayes: TikTok's model outcompetes all media like casino slot machines
“And I basically think that the TikTok model, which is like short form video married to machine learning is the, like,
The way that slot machines outcompete everything on a casino floor, I just think that, like, outcompetes everything.”
Feb 26, 2025 positive
Skilled Broadcasters Like Rachel Maddow Draw Audiences to Obscure Topics
“The better you are, the more you can do obscure topics. I think now that I've done this for 12 years, I'm probably better at getting people's attention for things that they wouldn't otherwise pay attention to. I think Rachel Maddow is, like, amazing at doing t…”
Feb 26, 2025 neutral
New York Times Reporters Are Insulated From Direct Traffic Monetization
“A reporter at the New York Times is insulated from that. Like, they have a salary. Their livelihood doesn't go up or down. Like, there's a certain degree to which traffic is a coin of the realm institutionally, but they don't have, like, a direct monetary ince…”
Feb 26, 2025 positive
Hayes: Regulating and capping screen time or attention consumption is not crazy
“I don't think that's a crazy idea. I mean, I don't want the Chinese model for a lot of things, but you know, there are some, certain things the Chinese are pretty good at. I think that we can, if we can regulate, you know, the argument I make in the book about…”
Feb 26, 2025 neutral
Hayes: Audience attention and interest are forces outside a creator's control
“One of the things you learn is that attention and attentional flows and interest are these sort of forces that are outside your control. They kind of, like, move in and out like the wind, and then you try to do with them what you can.”
Feb 26, 2025 negative
Hayes: Attention mirrors hunger and digital media is in its 1970s junk-food era
“I always compare it to food a lot because I think attention and hunger function similarly. They're like, they're both biological inheritances, but also reflections of our deep identity as humans. And, you know, I think we're kind of in the, like, late seventie…”