The Superbowl is one of the key selling events for the TV industry.  Let's visit the Ghost of TV Podcast Past and review the predictions Scott made before Superbowl and see if he was right post Superbowl.  

Did everyone shop for big screens?  Did everyone lean in on technology?  Did TCL steal the show?

And we talk to Will of Adthena and compared what Scott predicted versus what folks actually searched for on Google.  Did user interest match what TV brands were pushing in promotions?  Its a talk so big, we call it the SuperPodcast

Gary & Erin and the gang chat about what they say at the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) earlier this month.  What was the theme, what was the mood, what products and booths stood out the most AND we tackle the question: Who didn't win an award?  

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is the industry's biggest trade show and one that gap intelligence hasn't attended since 2020.  Join us as we talk to gappers about their experiences and observations of CES.

What do manufacturers gain by spending all of that money to exhibit at the show?
What was the first time experience for our Rookie gapper, Nick Harpster?
What was the overall theme of the show?
Who the best exhibit?
What was the most eye catching product?
How many names and titles can Gary get wrong!?

It's all right here in our CES recap!

Amazon Prime Day (Event) has evolved from a day to buy bulk socks and rubber gloves to one of the most important sales events of the year.  

Gary and Erin talk with Senior Analyst Scott Peterson and Industry Analyst Connor Barry about the rules of the Amazon Prime Event, what to expect on Day 2, and what is new about this October's shopping bonanza. 

From Socks to the Top 100, the gappers will take you behind the velvet ropes of one of the biggest shopping days of the year. 

TwitchCon is invading our hometown of San Diego, California this weekend and gap intelligence will be there.  Our new subsidiary, thegamingtap.com is a free newsletter that covers the gaming industry and our content creators will be all over TwitchCon.

This week’s podcast covers what Twitch is, what is happening in the Twitch universe (including some new revenue sharing splits), and what we are going to see at TwitchCon 2022!!

If you want to understand what your kids are talking about, give this Podcast a listen and sign up to thegamingtap.com.

The printing industry is one of the most durable of modern industries.  Print and printing has survived the radio, fax machine, television, internet, email, and the digital age.  Part of the reason why print is so darn tough is its razor and razor blades business model: sell the hardware (printer) cheap and make your money on downstream consumables (ink & toner).

Today, however, if you walk into a Staples there are not a whole lot of ink cartridges on the wall. The industry has evolved to new business models including subscription services and continuous supplies products.

Let's talk to our experts Senior Analyst Valerie Alde-Hayman (Printing Hardware) and Industry Analyst Adrienne Spear (Supplies) and learn about what has changed and what's to come in one of IT's most resilient industries.