It took less than 48 hours for panic-stricken customers of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) to pull out enough cash to crash the self-professed “financial partner of the innovation economy.” Some people never learn. As the lifeblood for many US technology start-ups, SVB has since been bailed out by the US government, while the UK division has been bought by HSBC. However, there will be long-lasting implications for the global banking system following this latest bank run, the second-biggest in US history, during this lasting period of intense economic pressure. In terms of immediate ramifications on the media and entertainment economy, the ripple effect appears to be minimal, as of writing. Roku is the only sizable name associated with the Faultline…