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The Internet Used to Break Live TV. LTN Built a Business Making Sure It Doesn’t.
Broadcasters spent decades trusting satellites because the public internet dropped packets at the worst possible moment. LTN’s wager was that a managed IP network could be cheaper, more flexible and just as dependable - and the shrinking supply of satellite spectrum is making that wager look timely.
David Weinfeld
David Weinfeld is the co-founder and CEO of Screenverse, a New York-based ad management and monetization company for digital screens in the physical world. Launched in April 2020 at the start of the pandemic, Screenverse now represents more than 100,000 digital out-of-home screens, from billboards and urban panels to Walmart pharmacy displays and digital jukeboxes. Before Screenverse, Weinfeld was Vistar Media's first supply sales hire, where he grew the partner network from 30 to over 120 global media owners. In 2024 the company raised $10.5 million from Volition Capital.
ScorePlay
ScorePlay is an AI-powered media asset management platform built specifically for the sports industry. It centralizes photos, videos and live broadcast content into one system, then uses computer vision and facial recognition to automatically tag athletes, sponsors and moments so teams, leagues and federations can find and distribute content in seconds instead of hours. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in New York, ScorePlay is used by 200+ sports organizations worldwide and raised a $13M Series A in February 2025.
Screenverse
Screenverse is a New York-based digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising company that helps mid-tier screen networks - from bar jukeboxes to Walmart health kiosks and luxury elevator panels - tap into programmatic ad demand. Founded in 2020 by DOOH veterans David Weinfeld and Adam Malone, it acts as an outsourced ad-sales and network-management partner, standardizing inventory, running ad operations, and optimizing pricing so media owners can earn revenue from platforms like The Trade Desk and DV360. The company operates one of the most diverse real-world screen networks, surpassing 100,000 digital screens across all 210 U.S. markets, and raised a $10.5M Series A from Volition Capital in April 2024.
Jacob Cohen Donnelly
Jacob Cohen Donnelly is the founder of A Media Operator, a subscription publication, podcast, and conference for the people who run digital media companies. He started it in August 2019 as a weekend Substack while holding down full-time roles at CoinDesk and then Morning Brew, where he became Publisher. In 2024 he went all-in, rebuilt AMO into a five-person media business doing roughly $1 million in revenue, and turned the annual AMO Summit into the room media executives consider essential to be inside.