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This RTS webinar investigates how consumers are responding to all this choice, what drives their choice, and investigates how both legacy TV and video brands are tackling the new world and expand their tool kits to stand out find audiences.

Moderator Boyd Hilton, Entertainment Director, Heat and Deputy Editor, Pilot TV Magazine, is joined by Selma Turajlic, Co-founder and Co-CEO, Little Dot Studios, Zaid Al-Qassab, Chief Marketing Officer, Channel 4, and Rob Campbell, Head of Strategy, R/GA EMEA.

A discussion hosted by Sian Morgan Lloyd in conversation with Rhodri Talfan Davies (BBC Cymru Wales), Phil Henfrey (ITV Cymru Wales) and Owen Evans (S4C).

Presenters Kirstie Allsopp and Nick Knowles join Damion Burrows, Deborah Dunnett and Kitty Walshe, chaired by Boyd Hilton, for a panel discussion about why the nation loves property shows.

Fran Unsworth, Director of News and Current Affairs at the BBC, joins Stewart Purvis CBE in conversation.

Experts Dan Korn, VP Programming at A+E Networks UK, Dr Julian Boon, Chartered Forensic Psychologist at University of Leicester, Professor Paul Britton, Criminal Profiler at Birmingham City University and Dr Samantha Lundrigan, Investigative Criminal Psychologist at Anglia Ruskin University, discuss the psychology of serial killers at the screening and Q&A of crime series Making a Monster.

Brassic creators Joe Gilgun, Danny Brocklehurst and David Livingstone discuss the hit TV show, the representation of male mental health issues and the potential second series at the RTS and Sky event.

Watch the full session from our panel discussion on the enduring British addiction to quiz shows and the memorable moments they create.

The event was chaired by Boyd Hilton, entertainment director of Heat magazine, who was joined by panellists Anne Robinson, TV presenter, Jo Street, Channel 4’s head of daytime, James Fox, managing director of Remarkable, and Judith Keppel, the first millionaire UK winner of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?.