How is TV Going To Be Funded In The Future? - Panel Discussion

How is TV Going To Be Funded In The Future? - Panel Discussion

Wednesday, 21 January, 2009

Location

Calcot Hotel
Reading
RG31 7QN
United Kingdom
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With the major TV channels available on the Internet and research reports indicating the next generation don't watch TVs what is the new dynamic?

 

Event Summary

With the major TV channels available on the Internet and research reports indicating the next generation don't watch TVs what is the new dynamic?

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With the major TV channels available on the Internet and research reports indicating the next generation don't watch TVs what is the new dynamic? TV licensing a putting a brave face on the situation by claiming that the license fee is still relevant. Mobile devices capable of receiving video programming promise to generate new revenue streams but not so far. Advertising on TV is starting to look antiquated with ad revenues diverted to targeted audiences through new media. Where will this all lead? Our panel of experts will identify the challenges and opportunities to help you cut through the hype and answer the question - "Where's the money?"

Information
Email: info@rtstvc.org.uk

 

Speakers

Panel: Chris Forrester - Journalist and Industry Commentator, Dan Cryan - Senior Analyst - Screen Digest, Jonathan Dunn - Director - Mergers & Acquisitions - Media Sector - Ernst & Young, Jeff Henry - former Chief Executive ITV Consumer and Roger Stanwell - CEO IABM

 

Booking Instructions

 Free

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Location Details

Reading
RG31 7QN
United Kingdom

With the major TV channels available on the Internet and research reports indicating the next generation don't watch TVs what is the new dynamic?