# Due Dilly

> Premium intelligence platform for the creator economy — forensic analysis of the deals, companies, people, and frameworks shaping how creators build wealth.

## What It Is

Due Dilly is a podcast and intelligence platform founded by Jonathan Jackson and Carl Joseph-Black. The show covers creator economy business structures, deal anatomy, catalog financing, IP ownership, and the structural forces reshaping how attention becomes equity. The platform extends the show into a permanent research record — a vault of documented entities, live signals, and analytical frameworks.

Due Dilly exists for the missing analyst class: operators, investors, and creators who need to understand not just what happened, but how it happened, who benefited, and what was structurally true underneath.

Bloomberg in a bodega.

## Content Areas

- **Episodes** — Episodic deep dives into deals, companies, and creator economy infrastructure. Covers catalog financing, IP holding companies, stablecoin payments, beauty brands, live commerce, and sports sponsorship.
- **Companies** — Profiles of 110+ companies in the creator economy: investors, platforms, brands, infrastructure providers.
- **People** — Profiles of founders, operators, artists, investors, and thinkers covered across the show.
- **Deals** — Documented deal structures: acquisitions, investments, sponsorships, and legislation.
- **Frameworks** — Analytical structures including the LP Model, Artist Corporation (A-Corp), Catalog Valuation Framework, 35-Year Reversion Right, and Creator as CEO.
- **The Wire** — Live signal intelligence: newsletters, news, legislation, and court opinions filtered for creator economy relevance.

## Who It Serves

- Creators building businesses who need structural frameworks, not surface-level advice
- Operators who need leverage: pricing, governance, capital stack, incentive design
- Investors who need structure: where value accrues, where risk hides, where edge is durable

## The Show

Jonathan Jackson and Carl Joseph-Black host Due Dilly. Episodes cover deal anatomy (cap tables, governance, capital stack), cultural context (why it happened when it did), and actionable insights (what works, what fails, why). Available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.

## Key Frameworks

- **LP Model** — Creator-specific limited partnership structure. Creator as General Partner, investors as Limited Partners.
- **Artist Corporation (A-Corp)** — Corporate entity structure designed for artists to hold IP, revenue, and business interests.
- **35-Year Reversion Right** — US copyright law provision allowing creators to reclaim transferred rights 35 years after execution.
- **Catalog as Asset Class** — Music and creator IP catalogs as investable financial assets.
- **Creator as CEO** — Thesis that sophisticated creators are CEOs running businesses, not performers with side projects.

## Links

- Website: https://explore.duethedilly.com
- Newsletter: https://www.duethedilly.com
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@duedillypod
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/duedillypod
- Companies: https://explore.duethedilly.com/companies
- People: https://explore.duethedilly.com/people
- Deals: https://explore.duethedilly.com/deals
- Frameworks: https://explore.duethedilly.com/concepts
- The Wire: https://explore.duethedilly.com/wire
- About: https://explore.duethedilly.com/about

## Legal Disclaimer

Due Dilly is an editorial intelligence and media platform. All content — including episodes, analysis, signal intelligence, deal summaries, company profiles, and framework documentation — is provided for informational and educational purposes only.

Nothing on this platform constitutes financial advice, investment advice, legal advice, or a solicitation to buy or sell any security or financial instrument. Due Dilly does not provide personalized investment or legal recommendations. All deal structures, company valuations, and financial figures referenced are sourced from publicly available information, primary sources, and original reporting and may be incomplete, estimated, or subject to change.

Past performance of any deal, company, or investment strategy discussed does not guarantee future results. Readers and listeners should conduct their own due diligence and consult qualified financial, legal, and tax advisors before making any investment or business decisions.

Due Dilly Advisory Company is not a registered investment advisor, broker-dealer, or legal services provider. References to specific companies, securities, or transactions are for editorial and analytical purposes only and do not constitute endorsement or recommendation.

All trademarks, company names, and product names referenced are the property of their respective owners. Due Dilly claims no affiliation with, or endorsement by, any company or individual mentioned unless explicitly stated.

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