Mike Echternach, Deutsche Telekom AG
Kate Dean, Universal Pictures Content Group
Ben Pugh, Sandbox Group
Anita Barnard, Marquee TV
• What is the impact of soft/hard bundling of SVOD/D2C services on Pay TV; How important are born-digital aggregators, offering multiple streamers via a single UI and bill, as distribution partners? • A non-studio streaming app is showcasing a subset of a studio D2C in a branded area, and a studio with its own D2C service had a co-branded ‘pop-up’ on another studio D2C – so what new partnership models will grow in 2024-25? • What UX and backoffice innovations help consumers find content they appreciate in streaming catalogues that are larger, more thematically diverse, and sometimes featuring multiple sub-brands? • How can non-broadcaster streaming services grow reach into older and linear-heavy viewers; Can SVOD/D2C streamers make a good home for mid-tail channel brands as broadcast relevance declines? • Helping ‘borrowers’ transfer their profiles to their own paid account or ‘sharers’ to create sub-accounts for family/friends in another household: is this the benchmark to end password sharing? • What technologies will have a meaningful impact on streamlining operations, reducing delivery costs or raising revenue prospects for streaming services in 2024-25?
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