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What drives the business of information? From data and media to AI and regulation, the forces shaping our digital world are evolving fast. This podcast unpacks the strategies, policies, and innovations redefining how we create, distribute, and govern information. Each episode features candid conversations with CEOs, policymakers, and industry experts tackling educational technology, market and alternative data, AI disruption, and beyond. Join us as we decode the business of information—one episode at a time.Presented by the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA).
SIIA hosts The Business of Information, a business show with 23 episodes published.
KC Crain, President and CEO of Crain Communications, joins host Chris Mohr to discuss what it takes to lead a 110-year-old family media company through one of the most disruptive periods in its history. From starting his
Dr. Kristen DiCerbo, Chief Learning Officer at Khan Academy, joins host Chris Mohr to explore one of the biggest questions in education today: can artificial intelligence improve learning, or will it simply make it easie
Paul Lekas spends his days at the intersection of technology, government, and public policy—and in this episode, he takes listeners inside the conversations that shape some of today's most consequential issues. Chris Moh
For decades, U.S. technology leadership was treated as a given. Today, that assumption is under pressure. In this episode, Chris Mohr sits down with Nigel Cory, Director of Digital, Trade, and Technology Policy at Crowel
In this episode of The Business of Information, Chris Mohr sits down with Andrew Lebbos to explore how Benzinga evolved from a scrappy financial news startup into one of the invisible engines powering modern retail inves
In this episode of The Business of Information, Chris Mohr sits down with Joe Miller, Washington correspondent for the Financial Times, to explore how tech policy, global power dynamics, and journalism intersect at a uni
In this episode of The Business of Information, Chris Mohr sits down with returning guest Anne Voigts, Partner at Pillsbury, to unpack one of the most complex and consequential legal questions in the digital age: how the
In this episode of The Business of Information, Chris Mohr speaks with Barbara Arnold, Head of Market Data at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, about how exchanges are rethinking the value of data in an era defined by abu
In this episode recorded at the 2026 Business Information & Media Summit (BIMS) in New Orleans, Chris Mohr sits down with Jim Elliott, founder and president of The Elliott Company, one of the country’s largest outsourced
In this episode of The Business of Information, Chris Mohr speaks with Reed Phillips, Managing Partner of Oaklins DeSilva+Phillips, about what it takes to navigate—and thrive in—the ever-evolving world of media M&A. With
In this episode of The Business of Information, Chris Mohr speaks with Greg Watt, fourth-generation CEO of WATT Global Media, about steering a century-old B2B media company through waves of disruption—from print to digit
In this episode of The Business of Information, Chris Mohr talks with Maggie White, Senior Associate in Market Data Sales at Cboe Global Markets and former Technical Account Manager at Bloomberg L.P., about what it reall
In this episode of The Business of Information, Chris Mohr speaks with Anne Voigts, Partner at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP and head of the firm’s appellate practice, about the increasingly complex legal landscape
In this episode of The Business of Information, Chris Mohr is joined by Alice Gambarin, Associate Director and Lead Economist at Oxford Economics, to unpack the complex relationship between innovation, regulation, and ec
Wilma Jordan has played a central role in more than 800 M&A transactions across the media, marketing, and information sectors — and in this episode, she reflects on the defining moments that shaped her path. From her ear
In this episode, Chris Mohr sits down with John Buchanan, Chief Growth Officer at GoGuardian, to discuss how data, AI, and purpose-driven strategy are shaping the future of education technology. Drawing on leadership exp
In this episode, Chris Mohr sits down with Kelly Koscuiszka, co-chair of Schulte Roth & Zabel’s (now McDermott Will & Schulte) Investment Management Regulatory & Compliance Group, to explore how private fund firms are na
In this episode of the Business of Information, Chris Mohr speaks with Brad Bailey, Research Director at Burton-Taylor International Consulting, about the transformation of financial markets through data and AI. From the
In this episode, Chris Mohr sits down with Bethany Abbate, Manager of AI Policy at SIIA, to discuss how emerging technologies are shaping public policy—and what it takes to build trust, drive innovation, and protect civi
In this episode, Chris Mohr speaks with Paul Miller, CEO of Questex, about leadership in times of transformation—and why curiosity, adaptability, and digital foresight are critical to thriving in B2B media today. With ov
Joe Miller
author of 'The Vaccine: Inside the Race to Conquer the Covid-19 Pandemic' · The Washington Center for Technology Policy Inclusion
1 appearance on this show
Professor John Buchanan
labour market expert · The University of Sydney
1 appearance on this show
Paul Miller
3-time British Champion, Wimborne MCC committee member · Pembrokeshire County Council
1 appearance on this show
KC Crain
Crain Communications
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Lebbos
Benzinga
1 appearance on this show
Anne Voigts
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
2 appearances on this show
Barbara Arnold
Johannesburg Stock Exchange
1 appearance on this show
Jim Elliott
The Elliott Company
1 appearance on this show
Reed Phillips
Oaklins DeSilva+Phillips
1 appearance on this show
Greg Watt
WATT Global Media
1 appearance on this show
Maggie White
Cboe Global Markets
1 appearance on this show
Alice Gambarin
Oxford Economics
1 appearance on this show
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