Conservative news, podcast, and entertainment media with subscription streaming apps
The Daily Wire is a Nashville-based conservative media company spanning news, podcasts, film and live events, monetized through subscriptions. Its stack pairs native Android (Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, ExoPlayer) and iOS (Swift, SwiftUI, AVPlayer) video players with a React/Next.js web layer, pointing to an in-house streaming product. Hiring has slowed and skews heavily to marketing, focused on subscriber conversion and ticket sales.
The Daily Wire, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, produces political news, commentary, investigative journalism, podcasts and entertainment content. Its output extends into film, television, streaming and live events, with audiences reached through its own platform and social channels. The company is privately held and employs 201–500 people, with hiring concentrated in the United States. Revenue is driven by subscriptions alongside ticketed events.
The Daily Wire uses Kotlin, Jetpack Compose and ExoPlayer on Android, Swift, SwiftUI and AVPlayer on iOS, React, Next.js, Node.js and Go on web and backend, plus Salesforce, Jira and Adobe Creative Cloud.
Yes. Marketing is the dominant hiring area at The Daily Wire, with smaller openings in design, media, production and sales, all based in the United States, though overall hiring pace is slowing.
Current initiatives include full-funnel campaigns across film, TV, streaming and live events, paywall optimization, SEO and social growth strategy, and short-form video content for social platforms.
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