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Oct 13, 2026
Stuart WinchesterHOST
My guest today is the co-founder, executive chairman, and CEO of Cloudflare, a publicly traded global cloud platform with a $125 billion market capitalization that is used by more than 20% of all websites on the internet.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
He is also owner of the Park Record newspaper, which has published continuously in Park City since 1880.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
He is a Park City native who has worked as a ski instructor at Park City Mountain Resort, which at 7,300 acres served by 42 lifts is the largest ski area in the United States.
Stuart WinchesterHOST
Matthew Prince is my guest.
Dan WarrenGUEST
But really, I've done virtually no advertising.
Dan WarrenGUEST
I'm around the corner from the park record.
Dan WarrenGUEST
So I reached out to them.
Dan WarrenGUEST
I actually reached out to them to invite them to come in for an after work drink because I want to get all the businesses in Prospector to think of me as a great place for after work cocktails.
Heather PetersonCORRESPONDENT
The film festival was founded in Utah, and the state spent more than four decades showcasing the work of innovative filmmakers, so many were devastated when the festival chose to move to Boulder.
Heather PetersonCORRESPONDENT
The Park Record reports that in an email, organizers said they're now offering Utahns a 20% discount as a show of gratitude for the state's years of support and championing compelling stories.
Heather PetersonCORRESPONDENT
They say Utah will always be a part of their community.
Heather PetersonCORRESPONDENT
The discount's only good through the end of the month, though.
Heather PetersonCORRESPONDENT
So many people were devastated when the festival chose to move to Boulder.
Heather PetersonCORRESPONDENT
The Park Record reports that in an email, organizers are now offering Utahns a 20% discount as a show of gratitude for the state's years of support and championing compelling stories.
Heather PetersonCORRESPONDENT
And they say Utah will always be a part of their community.
Heather PetersonCORRESPONDENT
The discount is only good through the end of the month, though.
Sarah SargentGUEST
So, uh, Park City's a great city to visit.
Sarah SargentGUEST
Um, the Park City Chamber will sh- showcase all of, you know, the great activities they're having on a daily basis, uh, as well as the Park Record.
Sarah SargentGUEST
Both of those are great sites to visit Um, if you're looking to a little staycation or just a pop-up visit, things like that, to Park City.
Sarah SargentGUEST
So you can find our lounge and our micro distillery, distillery there on Main Street.
Matthew PrinceGUEST
But what's crazy is I think we'll make more money this year off licensing to AI companies than we do off digital advertising.
Matthew PrinceGUEST
Why? Because if you don't have The Park Record, which is the name of the newspaper, and you're trying to plan a vacation to Park City, Utah, how do you know what hotel to stay in? How do you know what restaurant's good? How do you know who's playing at the local music venue? How do you know what's the changes on the, on the ski mountain if you're going skiing? Like, we have this highly credible, highly unique information, and that's super valuable.
Matthew PrinceGUEST
Compare that with sort of the attention economy world where local media got just absolutely destroyed.
Matthew PrinceGUEST
And I think things like local media, like your hometown newspaper, is really critical for a high-functioning society, it's a high-functioning community.
Ken FisherGUEST
So when I moved here, I had some, uh, ski shop experience from being a previous ski bum, and I got a job at Breeze Ski Rental up next to the Ice Arena, and I worked there as a ski rental tech for that winter.
Ken FisherGUEST
Uh, the job ended in April and I needed another job, and in the Park Record, there was a ad for a youth soccer ref.
Ken FisherGUEST
And I said-- thought, "Well, geez, I played some soccer as a kid.
Ken FisherGUEST
I mean, let's become a soccer ref." And I applied and, uh, Karen Yocum hired me as a soccer ref, so that's really how it started.
Cameron ElliottCORRESPONDENT
It's still in the very early stages, but the idea is that the Olympic Readiness Grant program will be able to invest in Park City's businesses for things like accessibility, marketing, and even energy and waste management.
Cameron ElliottCORRESPONDENT
City officials told the Park Record they're still unclear on some of the finer details, but the program could be based on the size and revenue of a business.
Cameron ElliottCORRESPONDENT
The council will meet on Thursday of this week to discuss grants, but it's unclear if this specific grant program will be addressed.
Cameron ElliottCORRESPONDENT
Cameron Elliott, KSL Newsradio.
Cormac BoneCORRESPONDENT
It's still in the very early stages, but the idea is that the Olympic Readiness Grant program will be able to invest in Park City's businesses for things like accessibility, marketing, and even energy and waste management.
Cormac BoneCORRESPONDENT
City officials told the Park Record they're still unclear on some of the finer details, but the program could be based on the size and revenue of a business.
Cormac BoneCORRESPONDENT
The council will meet on Thursday of this week to discuss grants, but it's unclear if this specific grant program will be addressed.
Cormac BoneCORRESPONDENT
Cameron Elliott, KSL Newsradio.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
Andy, the grant would be able to help businesses build out things like marketing and accessibility, potentially even being put towards energy and waste improvements the city says will have a lasting community benefit.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
City leaders told the Park Record this is still very in the early stages, and it's not clear how the program will be funded, but they are going to be holding a meeting about grants at large this Thursday.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
Reporting live, Cameron Elliott, KSL Newsradio.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
In national news, the race is on for the Senate seat being vacated by Mitch McConnell, who's retiring at the end of the year after holding the seat since 1985.
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