John Koenig

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

@bryanlafonte @GovofCO @jaredpolis The authors of the constitution never imagined people could be this ignorant.

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

@NickTimiraos If you work with AI daily for writing purposes, you would know that all the AI tell signs are clearly present in this article. Not going to say what they are though.

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

Read up on what happened to the Luddites. Instead of resisting looms, the luddites could have invested in them. The Hollywood crowd is too self-impressed to leverage AI. Independent creators already get more views than Hollywood. In a couple more years, studios will be a nostalgic fiction.

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

@DeuceCabooseSki @Polymarket All you have to do is ask your doctor when was the last time he operated on another doctor. Crickets.

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

@THR Bonta has never been to a single movie in your theaters in his entire life. He knows and cares nothing about your business. He just wants to derail any competition to his Netflix political donors.

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

@Polymarket 3 ... 2 ... 1 ... Somebody's mother sues Apple.

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

@SteveHiltonx If consumers could save money with efficiency tires then manufacturers would make them without these self-appointed moral highgrounders in Sacatomato.

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

Money is a commodity. Higher interest means higher cost for borrowing money. Borrowing is the largest part of the economy. Higher interest rates are therefore inflationary and might even be the number one reason for inflation, especially because the federal government is the largest borrower and they print money (inflationary) to pay the interest.

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

A California District Attorney is bound by California Rule of Professional Conduct 3.6 (Trial Publicity). ​Under this rule, prosecutors are expressly forbidden from making any extrajudicial statement that they know (or should know) will be disseminated publicly and will have a "substantial likelihood of materially prejudicing" the proceeding. If a DA violates this standard, they can face disciplinary action from the State Bar, and judges often use this "substantial likelihood of material prejudice" standard as the benchmark when deciding whether to impose a formal gag order.

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

@Seeing_Redlines These sincere comments are even more hilarious than your post.

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

@MattBelloni @PuckNews Paramount negotiations with California AG intensify over the weekend 😆

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

@THR Thank you Bonta for keeping Paramount on the front page news. The free advertising is sending subscriptions through the roof.

[John Koenig @johnkoenig]

@AGRobBonta The judge should enter a gag order on Bonta since there is a substantial likelihood that his public comments will prejudice the trial.

[Adam Aron @CEOAdam]

I wrote this Op Ed this week, which was then published in Variety.

It explains why I believe it is in the best interest of AMC that Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros be approved.

https://t.co/hPtFIgiQkt

[Geek Vibes Nation @GeekVibesNation]

AMC Theatres CEO Adam Aron is publicly backing the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger, calling it “critical to the industry’s future” that the deal be completed as soon as possible.

Aron says the combined company would have the scale to deliver more films to theaters worldwide.

(https://t.co/H6FoFLQJor)