Alan Wolk

"If you know anything about television, you probably know Alan Wolk." That's how Adweek describes the co-founder of legendary media analyst firm TVREV.

Slate Editor-in-Chief and Pushkin Industries CEO Jacob Weisberg wrote a stellar review of his first book "Over The Top,”​ that was featured in a cover story in The New York Review of Books. His new book, "Welcome to the Age of Feudal Media,” explores our transition from a mass-audience monoculture into a series of thousands of disconnected, self-contained bubbles—and what this profound fragmentation means for media, marketing and society at large.

Wolk, who is credited with coining the term “FAST” (Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television), has established himself as one of the industry's most influential thought leaders, especially noted for his deep understanding of the intersection of streaming and advertising.

What sets Wolk apart is his unique ability to demystify complex ideas in a manner that's easily understandable yet never oversimplified. This talent makes him a sought-after writer, speaker and consultant, striking a rare balance between depth and accessibility in his communications.

As a result, he has been quoted by everyone from The New York Times to The Guardian, Adweek, Deadline and Business Insider, and has made numerous appearances on TV internationally.

Wolk regularly speaks about the future of television, both at conferences and to anyone who’ll listen.