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Meeting Point of Content Creation and Consumption

Talkat Slush 2017 · 2017-11-30..12-01
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Argues that television is shifting from legacy networks to OTT because ad revenue is squeezed, tech players and media buyers are consolidating content, and data-driven commissioning reshapes production. Cites 110 million Netflix subscribers with a projected 160 million by 2020 and planned content spend north of $7B, Roku adoption at scale with seven billion streaming hours (≈60% YoY growth), Disney pulling content to launch its own service, 22 million US cord‑cutters this year, and rising costs forcing broadcasters to become studios or lose relevance.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to TV disruption
  2. 2:01Media mergers and acquisitions
  3. 3:08Three forces driving change
  4. 5:15OTT growth and Roku
  5. 6:43Tech giants disrupting TV
  6. 7:49Future of OTT streaming
  7. 9:14Market threats and cord cutting
  8. 10:42Data-driven TV decisions
  9. 11:26Golden age of content
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