The popularity of US streaming services like Netflix and Amazon risks undermining bespoke British content made for British audiences, the BBC’s Director of Content, Charlotte Moore, has warned.
In the advent of technological development with the introduction of on demand, over-the-top, catch up, scroll back, apps, downloads and much more – can the TV industry keep up with the changes and the ever-growing need to measure TV viewing habits across devices, platforms and other new ways to watch?
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Watch sessions from this year's RTS London Conference, featuring global media industry leaders including Bob Bakish, Carolyn McCall, Sharon White and Tony Hall
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