We've undoubtedly been living in a golden age of television. The number of original scripted series in the USA has more than doubled since 2010 (from 216 to 532 in 2019). The range of platforms we can watch on - both in terms of hardware (TVs, phones, tablets) and services (like Netflix, Amazon Prime, BBC iPlayer) - has massively expanded over the same period. Content production budgets have increased, consumers are spending more on subscriptions and almost any TV show or movie that we care to think of is now available for on-demand viewing via AVOD, SVOD, TVOD, PVOD or even good old linear.
Yeah, we've had a good run. But if these are the characteristics of "Peak TV", are we now coming to the end of this period? That's what we discussed at OTT Question Time this week (Thurs 19th Nov). Together with Wim Ponnet, the former Chief Strategy & Commercial Officer of Endemol Shine Group, Laura Bessell, the COO of the multi award-winning production company, Argonon, and veteran industry analyst, Ben Keen, we talked about:
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