Secretary of State Lucy Frazer addresses the future of TV against a backdrop of changing technologies and viewing habits.
The session was part of the RTS Cambridge Convention 2023, with Principal Sponsor Channel 4. The convention took place on 20 - 21 September at King's College, Cambridge.
Exploring how advertisers want to reach audiences in an ever-changing media ecosystem, this session will ask how we can harness consumer insights and powerful partnerships. How can we provide most bang for brands’ buck?
Mike Fries takes a world view on our industry, addressing how the UK market is so important for Liberty Global and why, as aggregators, their broadcast strategy revolves around content, connectivity, capability, and customer experience.
Is it only about rights, or are there other ways to stand out in a landscape where there is so much competition for eyeballs?
In conversation with FT Head of Digital Matthew Garrahan, Dana Strong, Group CEO of Sky, will discuss her strategy for Sky as well as the reasoning behind their shift away from satellite to IP delivery.
The session was part of the RTS Cambridge Convention 2023, with Principal Sponsor Channel 4. The convention took place on 20 - 21 September at King's College, Cambridge.
Media Cartographer Evan Shapiro shares his latest mapping of the Media Universe, revealing which platforms are performing best, interrogating the products consumers choose on their screens, and then joins our panel to discuss which business models will win out.
In conversation with Kate Bulkley, Tim Davie, the BBC Director-General, expands on the corporation’s digital future and its Value for All strategy as well as its approach to AI.
The session was part of the RTS Cambridge Convention 2023, with Principal Sponsor Channel 4. The convention took place on 20 - 21 September at King's College, Cambridge.
With a maelstrom of content choices flooding through everyone’s minds and fingertips, Alex Mahon and guests dive boldly into the content habits of the UK public. Using cutting edge research, they explore the motives behind our viewing preferences, whilst deciphering the seismic implications for our industry's future.
After eight years in America hosting The Late Late Show, James Corden is back in the UK. In his first industry interview since his return, Heat Entertainment Director Boyd Hilton examines his illustrious BAFTA, Tony and Emmy winning career and asks what’s next? As a Writer/Producer/Performer on both sides of the Atlantic, James will give his unique perspective on our industry and discuss its future.
Boyd Hilton, Entertainment Director, Heat
James Corden OBE, Writer, Host, Actor and Producer
"Five months ago the Channel 4 team set out to determine what the new ‘video day’ for consumers is really made of, with an original research project. I will talk a little about what we did and what we found and then some experts will join me on stage to help interpret our research.
To make sure we were properly prepared for this RTS discussion, we set ourselves some harder questions than just ‘what is the video day?’:
